Each one is a business written down as work a crew can do: the idea, the skills it needs, the setup, the steps and the monthly tool costs. None lists income, because no one can know yours.
Research, write, design, build and run a paid course with a crew, from idea to checkout.
Find local shops with weak sites, draft the outreach, then build and deploy the new site after they say yes.
You can read the idea and the skills of each. The setup and steps open after you buy.
A weekly, sourced brief for one narrow audience, such as EU AI rules for small firms.
A useful directory, such as coworking spaces by city, kept fresh by the crew.
One small paid tool, such as receipts to CSV, built and hosted on Cloudflare.
A fixed-scope audit for small firms. The crew researches; you take the call.
Answer and book calls with a voice tool, inside the consent rules for each country.
Collect openings for one field from public sources and publish them daily.
Translate and adapt online shops into Romanian and Spanish, with a human review.
Watch public tenders and grants for one sector and send paid alerts.
Draft property listings from photos and notes; the agent approves each one.
Notion and spreadsheet templates for one trade, with the shop pages and support replies.
Turn each episode into clips, posts and a newsletter the creator signs off.
Draft a reply to every new review; the owner approves each one before it posts.
Lead lists built from public sources, with the source of every row and GDPR notes.
Track prices for one product type, such as servers, and publish the history.
Label, reproduce and summarise new issues for small maintainers.
Write and maintain API docs for small startups from their code.
Find venues and sponsors, write the invitations, run the RSVPs.
Invoices, reminders and a tidy hand-off to your accountant. Not tax advice.