The business is a U.S.-based LLC operating a dropshipping store through Shopify, specializing in the kitchen and home niche. Since its launch in July 2025, it has generated over $137,000 in revenue with a net profit margin of approximately 35%. It serves a customer base of 2,264, primarily from the United States, and has leveraged organic traffic sources for growth. The Facebook page boasts 105,000 followers, largely from the U.S., while the TikTok account has accrued 175,000 organic followers. The business model is primarily reliant on organic social channels for traffic, with minimal reliance on paid advertising.
The store operates without holding inventory, fulfilling orders through a supplier partnership with TeemDrop. Financials, verified through Shopify and Stripe, indicate revenue exceeding $123,000 from July 2025 to January 2026. The daily operations entail processing orders, managing customer support, and liaising with suppliers, requiring about 1–2 hours of work per day. No technical expertise is necessary for these functions.
The sale includes the fully operational Shopify store, domain, website assets, and social media accounts with substantial followings. There's also an email list and a strong supplier relationship, along with 30 days of post-sale support. The decision to sell the business is driven by personal health reasons.
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