A 4.5-year-old FBA business in the Health & Household category Net $2500/month. Business on cruise control- 1 hour a day. Trademarked, 100% USA-made products.
A four-year-old eCommerce business, primarily operating through an online retail platform, is generating $25,000 monthly with opportunities for margin and return on investment improvement. The venture runs efficiently, requiring minimal daily management, prompting its sale due to the owner's other commitments. The business is self-operating and can be overseen remotely via laptop or phone, emphasizing convenience for potential new owners. Currently, 99% of its revenue stems from an online retail platform, with the remainder from its own online store, offering seamless product handling without physical inventory management.
The business benefits from a reliable supply chain, with manufacturing and logistics based entirely in the USA, facilitating swift lead times and straightforward logistics. Its established presence provides a robust foundation with high performance ratings and a good customer base. The brand is trademarked and enjoys a strong reputation among consumers.
A range of new products is ready for launch, including a personal care line delayed by the pandemic but now poised for introduction. The business holds clearance to sell topically on major platforms, ensuring a smooth launch process.
The sale price reflects the valuation of the business, excluding inventory costs. Inventory logistics are streamlined, with a strategically located manufacturing facility and warehouse in Missouri, USA. The business's efficient supply chain ensures no stock outages, and the owner is open to negotiating inventory sale pricing to aid in lowering initial costs for buyers.
Post-sale, the owner commits to comprehensive support for two months, detailing growth avenues and operational insights to ensure the new owner's confidence and business continuity.
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