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Launched in 2015, this B2B Wholesale and eCommerce business sells luxury home décor products, primarily custom-made pillows and throws. Approximately 98% of orders come from established wholesale relationships with major retailers, marketplaces, and interior design customers. Key strengths include continued year-over-year growth, TTM excellent net profit margins, and a streamlined made-to-order model that allows the seller to operate the business in around 10 hours per week. Revenue is primarily generated through wholesale sales, with Wayfair being the largest customers/marketplace accounting for roughly 50% of revenue. Other customers included Overstock and Bed Bath & Beyond, various other third-party retailers, and interior designers. The Shopify store was recently launched for B2C customers. The business works with multiple U.S.-based suppliers and maintains a lean inventory of primarily fabric and raw materials in self-storage. A local 1099 contractor who has worked with the business for approximately 10 years handles 100% of sewing and production and is willing to continue with a new owner. Orders are processed through retailer vendor portals or purchase orders, while outbound shipping is charged to customers or partners through their third-party shipping accounts. The business has not relied on paid advertising, creating opportunities to expand direct-to-consumer sales through its Shopify store, Amazon, social media advertising, and its approximately 12,000-subscriber Klaviyo email database. With established wholesale relationships, low owner involvement, strong margins, and an experienced contractor in place, the business offers an established operational foundation with several avenues for further growth. Disclaimers: Revenue comes from multiple marketplaces, payment platforms, and direct email orders, and the seller does not use centralized accounting software to reconcile all sales. Revenue from April 2026 onward has been verified using order screenshots, account access, and marketplace records where available. Buyers should review the “Verified Revenue” tab in the P&L for details. Outbound shipping costs are charged to customers or retail partners through their own third-party shipping accounts. and are therefore not recorded as an expense in the P&L.
A profitable, highly systemized home goods and furniture ecommerce business operating on a 100% dropshipping model, generating an average monthly profit of $26,254 at a 24% profit margin, with consistent month-over-month growth. The business sells primarily through Faire (wholesale/B2B) and Shopify (retail), sourcing products from a broad network of third-party suppliers. Approximately 90% of orders are shipped in standard manufacturer packaging with no third-party branding visible to customers. Fulfillment is managed through an AutoDS integration and established supplier relationships. One of the business's key characteristics is how little time it requires to operate. It needs approximately 30 minutes of owner involvement per day, supported by a single virtual assistant who is willing to remain with the business after the sale. There is no phone support—100% of customer and supplier communication is managed through email and messaging using a fully documented customer service SOP system that transfers with the business. The store has earned several platform credentials that typically require time and a proven operating history to obtain, including Google Top Quality Store status, an approved Google Merchant Center feed, and approved integrations with Klarna, Sezzle, Pinterest, and Mathis Brothers. These credentials transfer with the business, reducing the setup time for a new owner. The business has also built independently verifiable social proof, including a 4.3-star Trustpilot rating across more than 100 reviews and a 4.6-star Faire rating across 206 reviews. Customer retention is supported by a 16% returning customer rate over the past 12 months and an email list of approximately 2,000–3,000 customers. Operationally, the business maintains a chargeback rate below 2%, which is notable for a 100% dropshipping model. There are no supplier or purchasing account issues, and returns are handled through suppliers using prepaid return labels. In addition, the business generates an extra $2,000–$3,000 per month in credit card cashback that is not reflected in the P&L, and it has an unused Shopify Capital financing offer available. Several growth opportunities remain largely untested. Meta Ads and Google Shopping have seen minimal investment, and the existing catalog of approximately 16,000 active SKUs can be expanded further. A new owner will also inherit a proprietary AI-powered bulk image generation and listing system used to produce catalog imagery at scale.
Launched in early 2025 as a dropshipping venture that leverages the unique advertising potential of Pinterest, this business has successfully identified winning products from hundreds of tested advertising campaigns. The business operation is streamlined with a team of 5 dedicated staff members handling order fulfillment, product testing, customer support, and website management, ensuring the business runs smoothly with minimal owner involvement. The owner of this business notes that their approach to Pinterest advertising is unique - and a key competitive advantage. They are happy to train a new owner on their approach to Pinterest ads in order to ensure continued success. This opportunity is ideal for someone looking to take over a profitable and largely automated e-commerce business with a proven track record on a platform that ensures long-term ad campaign viability. Notes: Note - the owner of this business also owns another Pinterest-driven dropshipping business. They note that their products do not overlap. Further details can be requested directly from the seller. The seller also notes that they are currently being withheld 10% of their funds for 120 days due to elevated chargebacks. They believe this was largely due to PayPal sales. They have paused PayPal as a payment method on the site moving forward.