The company under discussion is a women-focused enterprise that specializes in a single product: a 100% all-natural massaging oil designed to alleviate menstrual pain. While confident in their product's effectiveness, the company currently manages its own packaging and order fulfillment but believes that the business can be automated with the right management. For sale are several key assets, including the company's domain name, a custom logo, and the LLC. The business also has a Shopify website, an email for customer support, an Instagram account with 5,000 followers, and three celebrity endorsements. The Instagram visibility was previously amplified with an investment in shoutouts. Additionally, the inventory includes 270 packages, each containing a box, a bottle of oil, a thank you card, and packaging material. At a minimum sale price of $35 per package, the inventory holds a retail value of $9,450. The sale offer also provides contact details for both the product and other vendors, designed to ease the transition for an investor stepping into the e-commerce arena. This business presents a turnkey opportunity that is straightforward to understand and manage, offering significant potential for the right buyer. Interested parties can explore further by visiting the company's Instagram page and website to garner a better understanding of the brand and its operations.
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