The business being described is a well-established brand specializing in coffee-bar and kitchen organization, operating primarily on the Amazon FBA platform for over a decade. It reports a trailing twelve-month revenue of $475,000 from October 2025 to September 2026, verified through platform integration. The brand is supported by a trademark registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office and is part of the Amazon Brand Registry, boasting a 100% seller rating on an aged account. It has accumulated over 1,700 product reviews, with one key product maintaining its top category position for years.
The business is multichannel, utilizing Amazon FBA, Walmart's fulfillment service, a direct-to-consumer website, and eBay. Unique to this business is its operation through an AI-driven automation stack handling tasks like PPC optimization, pricing, inventory, and bookkeeping with minimal weekly owner involvement. It fulfills orders via Amazon and Walmart and maintains supplier relationships domestically and overseas.
The customer base consists of approximately 4,600 individuals, primarily in the US, often purchasing during gift-season peaks. The brand includes social media accounts and an email list in the sale. Financially, the business is approximately breakeven, with notable add-backs such as a brand royalty repayment and a resolved PPC issue. The company is offered for sale at $100,000 plus a royalty note transfer, including substantial inventory and future growth initiatives, with the seller citing a shift in focus to another career as the reason for sale.
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