The business in question is a trademarked Amazon FBA store specializing in niche popcorn bowls, leveraging a private manufacturer to automate much of its operations. It generates a monthly revenue between $4,000 and $7,000, with a notable increase during Q4, reaching around $30,000 to $40,000. The business boasts a net profit margin over 40% and includes a $25,000 stock and expansion strategy in its sale. The brand is registered under Amazon's Brand Registry 2.0, enhancing organic sales potential. Financial documentation, such as a 24-month forecast and profit and loss statements, has been prepared by a professional accountant to ensure transparency for potential buyers. To reassure buyers, the seller offers to refund the due diligence service fee through an independent firm. The business employs Amazon’s organic sales and minimal PPC campaigns, achieving a promising return on ad spend (ROAS) of 14. The business harbors substantial growth potential, with opportunities to expand to other Amazon platforms and implement advanced SEO and social media marketing. The business’s fulfillment is managed via Amazon FBA, simplifying operations and preserving high profit margins. Initially started for a family member interested in e-commerce, the business is now for sale as the family member has refocused on their corporate career. The seller owns multiple e-commerce ventures and is seeking a buyer who could be a first-time or experienced investor. The offering includes brand assets, supplier and customer contracts, and existing manufacturing relationships. Post-sale support is promised to ensure a seamless transition. Offers are welcomed, provided proof of funds is furnished before sensitive information is disclosed.