The eCommerce store specializes in retro gaming and nostalgia products, demonstrating strong performance, especially during Q4. As of December 2025, the business achieved $93,000 in revenue and $20,000 in net profit by mid-month. The business uses a lean dropshipping model through a branded online platform, eliminating inventory risks and reducing upfront costs. Operations demand minimal effort, requiring approximately 4–6 hours weekly for maintenance. Key markets include the US, Canada, and Australia, with a global customer base. The core clientele consists of nostalgia-seeking adults, gift purchasers, and parents buying retro consoles for their children.
Significant growth opportunities remain untapped due to past inactivity between mid-January and July, despite continued customer demand. The business's paid advertising strategy boasts a stable ROAS and contributes substantially to direct-to-consumer sales. Operational activities involve order processing with a third-party supplier, ad campaign management, customer service, and occasional product updates. Financially, excluding December 2025, the business generated over $73,000 in net profit within the last year despite reduced operation focus for much of the period.
The enterprise is on sale due to the owner's shifted priorities, offering potential buyers Shopify store access, supplier workflows, marketing assets, and social media accounts. Prospective owners are granted growth potential through strategic ad management, creative launches, and expanded advertising during peak periods. The sale provides transitional support to facilitate a seamless transfer of operations.
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