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Ecommerce Store | Home and Garden
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A 6-year-old eCommerce store specializing in baby play mats that seamlessly blend with home decor. $275k annual revenue with 57% profit margin and AOV of $178.
Business Location
Site Age
8 years
Monthly Profit
USD $9,423 /mo
Profit Margin
45%
Profit Multiple
0.8x
Revenue Multiple
0.3x
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Ecommerce Store | Home and Garden
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About the Business

A children's play mat business, known for generating annual sales of up to $750,000, is up for sale as the current owner seeks a buyer who can further develop and promote it. The business is primarily an ecommerce store offering stylish baby play mats designed to seamlessly blend with home decor, appealing to those interested in both functionality and aesthetics. It features diversified revenue models, including dropshipping, ecommerce, and direct shipping, to efficiently reach and serve its customer base. The business operates on key platforms such as Google Analytics, Shopify, QuickBooks, Stripe, Amazon Seller, PayPal, and Walmart, which support its multifaceted revenue streams. It specifically targets consumers seeking quality, eco-friendly play mats at competitive prices. The shopping experience is designed to be seamless, allowing customers to easily navigate the website and make purchases, with the direct shipping method enabling greater control over deliveries. Technologically, the business efficiently utilizes Google Analytics for tracking and insights, Shopify for ecommerce operations, and QuickBooks for financial management. Various payment processing services, including Stripe, PayPal, Amazon Seller, and Walmart, ensure smooth transaction handling. Since its establishment in 2018, the company has expanded its customer base and revenue consistently. The combination of diversified revenue streams and technological integration enhances operational efficiency, supporting continuous profitability and growth. The owner is now seeking a dedicated new buyer to carry the business forward.
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Ecommerce Store | Home and Garden
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Vetted + Data Verified Listing

This quality listing has been vetted by the Flippa team or the broker to ensure accuracy of the information provided.

Our vetting team has reviewed this listing and verified:

  • Revenue
  • Primary Expenses
  • Traffic

The seller has also connected the following data integrations:

  1. Paypal

  1. Shopify

  1. Stripe

About the seller
Megan Vanderslice
United States
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Email address
Phone number
Government ID

1 transaction totalling USD $145,000

Payment Methods
Escrow.com
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