A Shopify-based eCommerce store, utilizing a premium theme and operating on the Basic Plan, is available for sale. This store engages in a dropshipping business model focusing on the German market while also offering shipping across all EU countries. To accommodate a wider audience, the store's content is fully translated into English and German. Its supplier, a company based in Poland, facilitates the delivery process via DPD courier, ensuring prompt delivery times, such as a two-business-day delivery window to Germany. Inventory management and order processing are streamlined through an integration with a platform known as Base.com, which efficiently synchronizes stock levels and enables product imports, pricing adjustments, and multilingual translations.
The store maintains a profit margin with an 80% markup on products. The sale encompasses several assets including the store’s domain, social media accounts across platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, and the Shopify eCommerce site itself. Monthly operational costs include €27 for Shopify’s Basic Plan and an increasing monthly fee for Base.com from £19 to £89 starting in September.
Examining the store's traffic from 2026, it reported varying monthly visitors, with the highest in April (4,589) and the lowest in May (744). Corresponding revenue figures for the same year include April's €861 and July's high of €1,233, indicating fluctuating sales performance. While maintaining notable traffic and revenue streams, this store presents a turnkey opportunity for potential buyers interested in an established presence in the European market.
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