A business established in November 2018 sells prop money primarily to video production companies through an e-commerce platform. The owner reports steady growth in sales, with approximately 3,000 unique customers, most of which are established production companies. The business operates with minimal effort from the owner, who dedicates less than an hour daily to tasks such as packaging and mailing orders. Despite not relying heavily on traditional social media marketing, the owner successfully uses YouTube to promote products by partnering with content creators. The business maintains strong profit margins, buying products for $3.50 and selling them for $17-$25, with additional revenue generated from shipping costs. The business remained resilient during the coronavirus pandemic and is considered recession-proof due to consistent performance. The owner, a recent I.T. graduate, is selling the business to fund the development of a new application. The ideal buyer is someone seeking a low-effort, consistent income stream, or someone looking to integrate new products into an existing e-commerce or fulfillment business. Advantages include established vendor relationships, an existing inventory valued at $40,000, and a mailing list of 4,000 contacts. Interested buyers not located near the vendor have options to have products shipped or find local fulfillment assistance. Social media presence includes modest followings on Instagram and Facebook. The sale includes post-sale support, ensuring a smooth transition for the new owner. Opportunities for growth include expanding social media marketing and integrating sales with other platforms like Amazon.