The car-accessory brand in question has generated significant revenue since its launch in late 2023, primarily through a single product sold in the UK via a single online channel without any team, warehouse, or external funding. The product experiences a seasonal surge during the fourth quarter, with the brand recording revenues of $352,000 and $283,000 in Q4 2024 and Q4 2025, respectively. November 2025 alone brought in $139,000 with a $27,600 net profit.
The brand is up for sale as the current owners are focusing on other ventures. The buyer will acquire a Verified Meta Business Manager account with a substantial ad spend history, a Klaviyo email list comprising over 15,000 UK buyers, and various marketing and sales assets, including tested ad scripts, content assets, and a conversion-optimized landing page. The purchase includes 1,777 units of pre-positioned branded inventory ready for fulfillment and access to translated international store pages that are built but unused.
The brand operates a direct-to-consumer model, with activities primarily revolving around media buying, creative production, and customer service, requiring 15-20 hours of weekly management. The customer base consists of 15,000+ UK drivers who benefit from the product's utility, especially during winter months. The sale price is set at $100,000, equivalent to approximately twice the trailing 12-month net profit. The offering includes strategic assets that typically require substantial time and investment to establish, potentially providing the new owner with a head start in expanding the business.
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