Established Amazon FBM printing operation. $103K TTM net profit. 40% margins. Zero ad spend. 30% repeat buyers. Full equipment and SOPs transfer with sale.
This summary outlines a profitable photo-print business available for asset sale. The business specializes in converting digital photos into prints and magnets, operating through two major online marketplaces. Orders are efficiently processed using an in-house system that includes file checking, printing, quality control, and shipping, resulting in low defect rates, timely deliveries, and excellent customer reviews. The business is currently operated by the owner with approximately 31 hours of work per week, making it ideal for an owner-operator or a small e-commerce/print operator seeking to expand.
Financially, the owner's earnings are around $109,000 annually. The business requires low capital expenditure with desktop photo printers and a precision cutter, and an additional set can increase output linearly. The suggested sale price ranges from $339,000 to $400,000, providing a pre-tax return on investment of 27% to 32%, with a payback period of approximately 3.7 years.
Included in the sale are the brand, listings, standard operating procedures (SOPs), professional equipment, and inventory at cost. Detailed operational routines ensure seamless daily business activities. Training options, post-purchase, are available at specified rates.
Potential buyers should be aware of owner dependency, which is mitigated by comprehensive SOPs and training. Success in the business relies on adhering to marketplace rules to avoid penalties that could affect business metrics. To maintain confidentiality, storefront details and specifics are disclosed only under a non-disclosure agreement with proof of funds. This sale does not include account transfers or customer data.
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