The business in question is a dropshipping operation that has generated a gross revenue of $26,640 over an 8-month period without maintaining any inventory. The venture collaborates directly with a factory supplier in China, which assembles, brands, and ships products at $105 per unit without any minimum order quantity requirements. A second supplier has been introduced to support a full own-brand transition, eliminating the use of any external logos or intellectual property constraints. Since February 2026, the business has achieved an average of 70 organic visits per day without any expenditure on advertising, and it boasts an SEO score of 76 out of 100, surpassing industry standards.
The enterprise has built an audience of 500 email subscribers, achieving a 33% open rate across five active automation flows. It also maintains a clean Meta Ads account, poised for immediate reactivation. The average order value is $223, with 111 orders fulfilled to date.
The model is fully turnkey, with the supplier managing assembly, branding, packaging, and shipping directly to customers, ensuring the owner avoids handling any inventory. Included in the sale are the domain, Shopify store, a custom product configurator tool, the email list, social media accounts, and a Meta Ads account. Additionally, full introductions to both supplier contacts and comprehensive customer and financial documentation are part of the package.
The sale ensues from the founder’s career shift to cloud security, marking a clean exit for a motivated seller.
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