An established Amazon brand is available for acquisition, with annual verified sales of $99,791.70 and over 100 branded ASINs. The brand operates without paid advertising, generating sales organically. This opportunity allows a buyer to enter the Amazon FBA market without starting from scratch. Notable benefits include approximately $30,935 in estimated annual operating profit with a 31% margin, an existing Amazon Brand Registry, a storefront, and active USPTO trademark application.
The business has approximately 124 active listings, existing reviews, and historical sales data, as well as supplier relationships for top-performing products. Significant support is provided in transfer and onboarding, including contact with an experienced purchasing agent for continued operation.
Financial data for the trailing 12 months shows average monthly revenue of ~$8,316, with substantial revenue concentration in the top 10 products. The top four ASINs alone generated around $3,726 recently. The catalog allows for gradual scaling of inventory instead of a large initial investment, with potential covering for top ASINs starting at ~$1,000.
The business includes supplier information for top products and low minimum order quantities. Shipment times from suppliers can be rapid, further reducing typical launch requirements. The USPTO trademark process is advanced, adding value to the acquisition.
While Amazon Brand Registry and the USPTO trademark rights are transferable, the Amazon Seller Central account and existing inventory are not included. The transaction, preferably handled through Escrow, can be completed expeditiously, allowing a seamless operational transfer within 24-48 hours. Interested parties are encouraged to make inquiries through the sales platform.
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