Established TeamTesting project for sale

[yuppie]

[DESCRIPTION]

TeamTesting is a web-based engine you can use to create professional and powerful online tests and surveys. Our services can be used by companies to evaluate their professional staff as well as applicants and can be tailored for use by research or educational institutions, public or privately held firms, and by anyone needing to collect any statistical information from others.

We provide qualitative, easy-to-use and free software to meet your needs.

By subscribing to our system you get the opportunity to:
- create online, multifunctional tests in a variety of disciplines;
- create online surveys for gathering strategic information;
- manage user access to your tests and surveys;
- monitor statistics on tests and surveys through our information reports;
- have access to our support service 24 hours a day.

[SAD STORY]
I have no time to develop/support this project anymore, so I decided to sell it.

[TECHNICAL INFO]
The project is written on Java.
The project is online for 1 year. It has about 500 users already registered and about 100 visits/day in average (4-5 new users registers per day).
Google PR: 3

[PRICING]
I don't know how much this can cost. I'm ready to listen for your offers.
The project is free for users, and the only income I make out of it is Google AdSense (brought about $50 for the last year).
The project can be easily turned into a commercial one.
If the price will be ok for me - I'm ready to spend some time to support the project to let you understand how it works.

P.S: please don't waste my time with offers like "ok, I'll give you $10". Serious buyers only. Please spend some time to register in the project to understand what you can do there.

 

[Morph]

Give me a ball park price please.

 

[Mike]

Very nice site, i actually went through it.

A few questions here:
Where do you obtain tests from? Are they all created by the users or are there tests that are pre existing and can be chosen by the client? If there are existing tests & surveys the client can chose from, where would the new owner retrieve more tests/surveys and how would they be entered/made publicly accessible?

Can certain tests be free of charge while others can be obtainable via a charge on a per test model?

Can tests be categorized: Mechanical aptitude, problem solving, linguistic, etc.? This way clients can test a multitude of applicants from different branches.

Is there an admin panel behind for easy administration, adding/deleting/editing tests and surveys?

Is a subscription model included? Support for credit card processing, etc?

You know, just the usual questions.

Last but not least, as Morph already asked, what's the ballpark figure?

Thanks,

Mike

 

[yuppie]

Where do you obtain tests from? Are they all created by the users or are there tests that are pre existing and can be chosen by the client? If there are existing tests & surveys the client can chose from, where would the new owner retrieve more tests/surveys and how would they be entered/made publicly accessible?

There are no predefined tests/surveys in the system except the demo test and the demo survey.
People create their own survey/tests, and if they want - they can make them public and advertise the URL somewhere (forums, other sites, etc...), so people could find them.

Can certain tests be free of charge while others can be obtainable via a charge on a per test model?
Is a subscription model included? Support for credit card processing, etc?

As soon as the original idea of the project was to let people create their assignment for free - I didn't implement such functionality.

Can tests be categorized: Mechanical aptitude, problem solving, linguistic, etc.? This way clients can test a multitude of applicants from different branches.

Not yet. As you can see there is no information on the site about existing tests/surveys in the system.
But I thought about implementing such feature as soon as the number of tests/surveys grows significantly.

Is there an admin panel behind for easy administration, adding/deleting/editing tests and surveys?

No. Not implemented.

Last but not least, as Morph already asked, what's the ballpark figure?

PM'ed you the price.