A Shopify store specializing in kids' birthday cards, which offers themed bundles for various ages, is available for sale at £5,000. This turnkey business is well-designed and branded, featuring 24 bundle products plus an individual card collection, each priced at £12.50. Along with the store, the sale includes the domain, printed card stock worth approximately £2,000, and all intellectual property such as product designs and branding assets. The business is positioned as "Made in the UK," which is integrated into its branding and supplier relationships.
While the store is live and operational, it has only processed a small number of test orders and lacks an established sales history. The offering represents a finished product ready to operate, rather than a business with confirmed net revenue. Full Shopify access, including design files and supplier contacts, will be transferred to the buyer, providing them with all necessary resources to effectively take over and run the business.
The seller, who developed the store as a side project utilizing their design and web skills, lacks the time to manage its marketing and sales and desires to transfer ownership to someone who can focus on growing the business. This opportunity allows the buyer to acquire a fully branded storefront without needing to start from scratch, enabling immediate efforts to drive traffic and sales. The seller is open to reasonable offers and is available to discuss additional details. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the seller for full access, order history, and product information.
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