Silicon Valley Robotics Education Business — 12 Years, Documented Revenue, 4-Asset Package

Business Description:
Star Kids Robotics is an established K–12 robotics education business operating in Cupertino, California — the heart of Silicon Valley — with twelve years of brand history, active enrollment, and fully documented revenue from 2023 through 2026.
Why the asking price reflects more than current cash flow:
The $250,000 asking price is based on three factors working together. First, the 2026 trajectory — Q1 net income of $22,368 annualizes to $89,470, making the asking price a 2.8x multiple on current year performance, right at market average. Second, the Silicon Valley location premium — this business serves the highest-income school community in the United States where families pay premium prices for quality education without hesitation. Third, this is a per-instructor revenue model — the documented $42,000 annual net income was generated by one person operating solo. Every instructor a buyer adds is expected to generate a comparable contribution based on four years of verified data.
Founded in 2014, the business paused operations during the pandemic and re-established in 2023. The 2023 to 2026 financials represent the current operating model — a solo instructor proving the per-instructor revenue baseline. Pre-pandemic the business operated with a full team of instructors running programs independently across multiple Silicon Valley locations without the founder present.

The Single Most Important Number in This Listing:
From 2023 through 2025 this business generated $60,000 to $67,000 in annual revenue and $38,000 to $42,000 in annual net income. That performance was produced entirely by one person — the founder, operating solo. There were no other instructors. No additional staff.
This means the documented financials are not a ceiling. They are a per-instructor baseline.
Every qualified instructor added to this business is expected to generate a comparable revenue contribution based on four years of verified data. A buyer who deploys two instructors projects $120,000 to $134,000 in annual revenue. Four instructors project $240,000 to $268,000. The curriculum, brand, and systems are already in place. The school site relationships provide the foundation for expansion — the opportunity for a buyer is to hire additional instructors and grow into new and existing sites.
2026 is tracking as the strongest year in the business's history. Q1 revenue of $32,230 — before summer camp season, which historically drives the highest enrollment — puts the business on pace for $128,000 annualized revenue from a single operator. Net income annualizes to approximately $89,470 for 2026.
Pre-pandemic the business operated with a full team of instructors running programs independently across Silicon Valley without the founder present. The post-pandemic solo model was a personal choice, not a structural limitation. A buyer can hire and scale immediately using the proven per-instructor framework.

Financial Summary:
2023 — Revenue $59,906 | Net Income $38,877 | Instructors 1
2024 — Revenue $64,985 | Net Income $42,052 | Instructors 1
2025 — Revenue $66,944 | Net Income $42,055 | Instructors 1
2026 Q1 — Revenue $32,230 | Net Income $22,368 | Instructors 1
2026 Projected — Revenue $128,918 | Net Income $89,470 | Instructors 1
All revenue documented through Stripe transaction history. Full financials available under NDA.

What transfers to the buyer:
The core operating business includes brand, curriculum, active school site relationships across Silicon Valley, enrolled student base, customer database, operational systems, and equipment at fair market value.
Three USPTO trademark applications filed February 2026 covering Star Kids Academy, Star Kids Robotics, and Star Kids Apparel — all currently live and awaiting examination.
The seller provides a comprehensive post-sale training program covering two tracks. Admin and operations training includes school site and partnership acquisition, facility rental agreements, insurance, employee hiring, background check requirements, email and communication protocols, and curriculum development guidance. Instructor training covers the full curriculum library, classroom etiquette, teaching computer science through robotics, school site requirements, campus procedures, and the robotics platform technology across all hardware systems.

Additional opportunities available for discussion after contact:
This listing represents the core service business only. Qualified buyers who make contact will have the opportunity to learn about additional assets available alongside the service business — including a white label robotics hardware platform with an established manufacturer relationship, a branded apparel line, and a patent-pending invention in the electronics education space. Full details on all additional assets are available under NDA after initial contact.

The Market:
The global educational robot market is projected to grow from $1.4 billion in 2024 to $5.8 billion by 2030 at 17 to 28 percent annually. North America is the largest regional market, accounting for 35 to 40 percent of global share. The K–12 segment is growing at 25 percent year over year. By 2030 an estimated 2.1 million manufacturing and robotics positions in the US are projected to go unfilled — the workforce demand driving parent enrollment in Silicon Valley is structural, not cyclical.
ISTE and NGSS curriculum standards now embed robotics across all K–12 grade bands, making standards-aligned programs a procurement priority for school districts. A buyer who maintains this alignment has a defensible competitive advantage that most competitors cannot match.
Silicon Valley families — whose parents work at Apple, Google, Nvidia, Stanford, and eBay — are among the highest-willingness-to-pay education consumers in the country. This is not a price-sensitive market. It is a quality-sensitive market, and Star Kids Robotics has served it for twelve years with a documented five-star reputation.

Ideal Buyer:
An educator, STEM professional, enrichment education operator, or strategic acquirer who wants a turnkey operation with immediate enrollment, twelve years of documented brand equity, a proven per-instructor revenue model, and a platform positioned for significant growth in one of the fastest-growing segments in education.
The right buyer sees what the next decade of robotics workforce demand means for a business positioned exactly where Star Kids Robotics is today — in Silicon Valley, with a proven revenue model, an established brand, active enrollment, and a patent in hand.

Next Steps:
Full financials and supporting documentation provided after NDA is signed. Additional asset opportunities discussed after initial contact. Serious inquiries only.
Contact: admin@starkidsafterschool.org