A boutique online store specializing in baby and toddler clothing has been established in the UK, receiving an outstanding response from its local audience. The business plans to expand internationally, which is expected to substantially increase its revenue. In just five weeks, the website has generated over £10,000 in profit and continues to grow, with daily sales potentially expanding to a monthly profit of £20,000 - £30,000. Without any changes, the projected annual profit is between £120,000 and £150,000. The business operates by selling products sourced from select suppliers. Orders are placed on the website, and suppliers fulfill deliveries, with customers informed that delivery can take up to four weeks. The website automatically updates order tracking information for customer convenience. The owner is selling the business to support a physical enterprise affected by the COVID pandemic in the UK. The business is ideal for anyone, as it requires minimal daily management, which could be further delegated to a virtual assistant. There are significant opportunities for revenue growth, such as developing more social media profiles, expanding advertising targets beyond the UK, increasing the product range, and retargeting over 1,000 contacts on their mailing list to enhance repeat customer sales. The sale includes various assets such as brand assets, customer databases, supplier contracts, domains, marketing materials, social media accounts, and website-related files. With 2.9K Facebook followers and a mailing list of 980 email addresses, the business offers comprehensive post-sale support.