Amazon KDP account with 63 books generating over $55,000 gross royalties in the last 12 months, $41,000 in the last 6 months, and $20,000 in the last 3 months.
An individual is selling their Amazon KDP account, which has generated substantial income through 63 books in the past year. The catalog, available in multiple languages including Italian, German, English, and Spanish, covers evergreen niches like self-help, health, children's literature, test preparation, oriental disciplines, and humor. In the previous year, the account earned over $55,000 in gross royalties, while recent months have shown consistent profitability. With high potential for scalability, this business is nearly automated through specialized software handling advertisements and financial monitoring, thus requiring minimal time investment.
The sale is prompted by the owner's serious health issues, necessitating an urgent cash-out. The asking price is $95,000 with some flexibility for quick negotiation. Comprehensive buyer tools and documents are included, such as source files for book interiors and covers, software setup details, financial monitoring reports, and performance metrics.
The account's operation has become almost entirely passive in the last two months, yet continues to yield significant results. This emphasizes its latent growth potential, making it an attractive investment for those seeking a low-management, high-reward opportunity. Despite the urgency of the sale, post-sale support will be limited due to health constraints, though the business is fully automated and ready for takeover.
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