This business is an Amazon FBA wholesale operation featuring product-specific pricing agreements and established vendor relationships, making it a scalable and profitable venture. It has the flexibility to be operated as a turnkey profit-generating stream, with product preparation options available either in-house or via third-party service providers. The business prioritizes weekly inventory reorder and replenishment to minimize holding costs and enhance cash flow. Generating an average monthly revenue of $383,000 and net profits of $54,000, the business includes a valuable seller account with on-demand daily disbursement capabilities, a feature not available for new accounts.
Designed for an owner/operator willing to invest 8-10 hours per week, the business requires ongoing deal analysis and inventory replenishment for sustained growth. All contracts, accounts, and post-sale support are part of the sale, with the current inventory, valued at $300,000, available for purchase at closing. The business primarily earns through sales on the Amazon marketplace and uses Amazon's fulfillment services for effective order processing. The decision to sell stems from the rapid growth of the business, coupled with the owner's management of multiple other businesses, which makes it challenging to efficiently oversee all ventures simultaneously.
Ideal for someone looking to invest minimal time with the possibility of scaling, the business includes assets such as contracts with customers and suppliers, custom technology, manufacturing relationships, policy documents, and e-commerce platform accounts. Post-sale support is offered to ensure a smooth transition for the new owner.
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