A new front door. A next chapter.

What a buyer can evaluate today

• The HaveIBeenCulted.com domain and distinctive black-and-white identity.
• A working, editable 12-question self-check with local-only answer processing.
• 24 public-source directory profiles with search, filters, and comparison.
• 5 practical guides with linked source material.
• Provider, sponsorship, media-brief, privacy, and editorial-standard pages.
• Page-specific metadata, structured data, internal links, and a sitemap.

A product, not proven revenue

This is an early-stage asset. No established traffic, paid customer base, revenue history, or valuation multiple is being represented. The commercial possibilities are for a buyer to assess and develop. There are no clinical validation or institutional endorsement claims.

Room to adapt

The questionnaire, answer labels, explanatory notes, score weights, thresholds, result text, directory records, and guide content are editable in the source. A buyer could refine the educational approach, widen the directory, or use it as an additional entry point to an existing service.

Substantive clinical or safety changes warrant qualified review. A new owner should preserve clear boundaries between educational material, advertising, and individualized care.

Transfer scope needs agreement

Any sale would need to specify the domain, source, owned content and design assets, hosting handover, third-party dependencies and licenses, and post-sale support. Account transfer and deployment portability must be confirmed during diligence. The public descriptions of outside services do not convey their trademarks, endorsement, client information, or business relationships.

Start with a fit discussion

Useful context includes your organization, intended use, proposed ownership structure, and preferred contact details. Commercial terms and transfer feasibility can then be discussed directly.