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This 26-year-old lead-distribution business serves the moving industry. It buys leads from a network of suppliers and resells them to several hundred prepaid moving companies and a handful of lead networks. It is a one-person, manage-from-anywhere business with roughly 85% of operations automated. The owner currently maintains the business in 1–2 hours per day from home, with no office, inventory, or payroll. Additionally, about 80% of revenue is prepaid by credit card before leads are delivered.
This done-for-you job search service is gaining traction in a high-intent niche: international candidates on visa deadlines. It cleared over $100K of revenue in its first year at a 41% SDE margin, on a $350-plus average order built almost entirely on one-time packages. The founders built the model, team, and technology, but never had the bandwidth to pull the levers to scale the company: improving sales funnel conversion, offering recurring-revenue products, and scaling paid acquisition.
Founded in 2017, this brand provides UPF 50+ towels that double as wearable wraps. They block about 98% of UV rays, dry quickly, and resist sand. The line spans 42 proprietary patterns and 73 SKUs, and also includes pouches, totes, and hoodies. Revenue is generated through three channels: roughly 35% Amazon, 35% wholesale and custom orders, and 30% direct-to-consumer (D2C).
This premium sports nutrition brand sells multiple SKUs across creatine, pre-workout, protein, weight management, and testosterone support. Sales run through Amazon (52%), TikTok Shop (39%), and Shopify (10%), all in the United States. Built on a decade-plus review moat of over 47K Amazon reviews and a consumable product that 40% of D2C customers reorder within 12 months, the business generated over $10M in revenue annually over the last 2 years without full-time leadership. It is being sold only because the owner’s attention moved to another business, leaving a buyer to capture the available upside through a proven influencer marketing engine, international Amazon expansion, and new product launches.
Founded in 2019, this brand-first home fragrance company produces candles in-house in Ontario, Canada. Most scents are custom blends of two to three oils, rather than a single note, and named around classic rock, tarot, and ritual themes. The result is a brand built from loyalty: a 75% returning customer rate, more than 450 monthly subscribers in 2025, and an organic Instagram following of 40,000. Revenue reached $1.55M in 2024 across Shopify, the subscription, and Faire wholesale, resulting in SDE of $420K at a 27% margin.
Built to address an overlooked part of the golf equipment market, this business is a leading, specialized ecommerce brand focused on helping golfers clean and restore their clubs. Since launch in 2021, the brand has established strong product-market fit with more than 100,000 units sold and a large base of highly positive feedback. Its flagship care kit combines proprietary cleaning and polishing products with a brush, microfiber towel and carrying pouch, creating an intuitive all-in-one solution for golfers who take pride in maintaining their equipment. Gaining industry recognition, the brand has also secured retail placement with major golf and sporting-goods retailers including Golf Galaxy, PGA Tour Superstore and Scheels.
REVENUE $4,766,829 INCOME $1,312,173 MULTIPLE 4.5x Asking Price: $5,900,000 More than 20,000 small and medium-sized businesses have handed their social media to this business since it launched in 2022. Packages start at $99 per month, with no long-term contracts, and a dedicated team designs, writes, and schedules every post. About 99% of revenue is recurring from roughly 2,000 active subscribers.
Launched in 2008, this Ontario-based digital marketing agency provides SEO, Google Ads management, and WordPress website design to small and mid-sized businesses. About 75% of its customers are in Canada, with the rest in the US and the UK.
This Amazon FBA wholesale business was built by its original founder in 2019, buying established, brand-name products in bulk from distributors and reselling them through Amazon. With roughly 420 active SKUs spanning Sports and Outdoors, Health and Household, and other categories, this SBA pre-qualified business is not locked into a single niche; it buys wherever the margin is. What sets it apart is platform standing that cannot simply be purchased: a perfect Amazon account health score, protection against summary suspension through Amazon’s Account Health Assurance program, and ungated access to restricted categories like vitamins, supplements, and specialty food.
Released in 2019, this brand launched a dried, shelf-stable smoothie powder built for foodservice operators who want a smoothie program without produce preparation, food waste, freezer storage, cold-chain handling, or inconsistent execution. It has sold roughly 1.2 million smoothies to date across 100’s of customers spanning hospitality, education, airport/travel, cafés, private membership, and distribution. The business switched focus to a savory veggie-crisp line, reducing time and resources to its smoothie line. The savory snack line is not part of this sale.
Founded in 2012, this FBA brand sells screen-free craft kits that teach children ages 6 to 13 real handcrafting skills, such as sewing, embroidery, knitting, soap making, and painting-by-numbers.
This 5-year-old business builds, grows, and sells ecommerce brands for people who want to own an online business without starting from scratch. Each brand is handed over already generating real, verified revenue. TTM revenue reached ~$2.4 million and SDE reached $895K, representing TTM YOY revenue and SDE growth 296% and 138%, respectively. What looks like a simple ecommerce playbook from the outside is, in practice, a systemized process refined over years. Sourcing, branding, advertising, fulfillment, and coaching are documented into a repeatable procedure a team runs without owner involvement, a genuine barrier to entry that few competitors can match. No single customer represents a meaningful share of revenue. Average order values are high, with package prices ranging from $55,990 to $129,990, so monthly revenue can look uneven, but the trailing-12-month trend points consistently upward.
This drop-ship golf retailer has sold brand-name golf equipment online since 1999, one of the longest continuously operating storefronts in the category, built on a domain name that says exactly what it delivers. Twenty-six years of keyword equity anchors a search position that a new entrant can’t easily replicate.
Launched in December 2017, this company is a skincare and cosmetics brand built for teen and Gen Z customers, offering pimple patches, lip products, and skincare-infused makeup made from fully custom formulations. The brand has generated over $1.4 million in lifetime revenue, including a run in more than 1,000 Walmart stores, and has been featured in Forbes, Business Insider, and Vogue Italia. After losing its Walmart shelf placement to a competitor, the business shifted its focus to DTC, where revenue has grown from $25,000 in 2024 to $112,000 over the trailing 12 months, now 67% of total sales.
This business builds automated trading systems for experienced futures traders. Monthly subscriptions bring traders in; the flagship product, a containerized execution platform with its own data feeds and backtesting engine, sells as an annual license averaging about $7,500. A proprietary automation layer connects it to the trader’s brokerage so the system trades on its own.
This portfolio includes three established education and software-review content sites. Two of the sites rank in high-commercial-intent search results for SaaS and online-course comparisons, and earn almost entirely through affiliate partnerships with recurring-commission programs such as Kajabi, Kartra, HighLevel, and a range of PartnerStack vendors.
This online holistic fertility program serves a very specific client persona: a woman who has already completed an IVF cycle that did not work. For about $5K, she receives a nine-hour video curriculum across nine modules, an intake review of her existing lab markers, and 3–4 months of live weekly group sessions led by the clinical founder. Her alternative to the program is another IVF cycle at $20,000 to $30,000 that already failed her once.
This is an established, asset-light B2B advertising business generating approximately $4.8M in revenue and $1.3M in SDE. The company helps professional organizations monetize their audiences while giving advertisers targeted access to valuable B2B markets. It runs the full revenue cycle: advertiser acquisition, sales, campaign creation, fulfillment, billing, and revenue sharing. Income comes from website advertising, email, sponsored content, webinars, programmatic retargeting, and other digital products, so no single format carries the business.
Founded in 2016, this established holistic pet supplement brand has a diversified sales mix across Amazon (40% of revenue), branded websites (35%), and a major pet retail marketplace (25%). From 2022–2023 through 2025–2026 TTM, revenue grew 46% while SDE increased 67%, an 18% SDE CAGR demonstrating an ability to translate growth into expanding earnings.
For 38 years, this business has delivered fresh produce market intelligence to the agriculture industry. The business has provided daily pricing reports and market data to growers, brokers, restaurant chains, and buying services across North America. Despite minimal marketing and unchanged pricing since inception, the company maintains steady recurring revenue through a loyal subscriber base. The business model centers on aggregating publicly available USDA Market News data and delivering customized email reports to subscribers 5 days per week. Members either create their own custom reports from the standard plan ($60 per month) or subscribe to premium Movement/FOB reports ($100–$400 per month). The service eliminates the time-consuming process of manually gathering market data, delivering consolidated intelligence directly to subscribers’ inboxes each evening. Customer retention is exceptional, as 30% of subscribers have used the service for over 20 years, while 45% have subscribed for 10 or more years. The client roster includes major operators, such as Darden Restaurant Group, alongside individual farmers and regional brokers. Churn remains low, with growth driven entirely through word-of-mouth referrals and job changes within the industry.
This 20-year-old Amazon FBA business sells UV-protective umbrellas built to keep people cool and safe from harmful UV rays without chemicals or sunscreen. Revenue has grown 69.8%, and seller’s discretionary earnings have grown 123% over the trailing 12 months, driven by a documented SEO and AI-search strategy that lifted AI prompt visibility from 5% to 54% and organic orders from 28 to a peak of 300 per month. This is a business with a hard-to-copy market position and recent, provable momentum.
This 6-Year-Old SBA- and pari passu-prequalified Shopify store sells non-toxic pest control products, led by a proprietary mosquito trap and a mice eliminator pouch line. Its target buyer is the homeowner who wants pests gone without dangerous chemicals in the house. Over the trailing 12 months, revenue grew 45% year over year to $10.7 million, while seller’s discretionary earnings grew 55% to $2.4 million. That growth in 2025 and 2026 followed a temporary pause in the flagship product line in 2024 while the business resolved a state registration matter, and the recovery since has been sharp and sustained.
2-Year-Old FinTech SaaS | 40 Customers | $33K SDE Launched in October 2024, this SaaS business is a B2B SaaS/FinTech platform combining invoicing (main product line), payments, and e-signatures in one white-labeled product built specifically for marketing agencies. It gives agency owners and finance leads agency-specific billing workflows, contract templates, and the lowest payment processing fees in its category.
This business dominates the resume and career services category on Thumbtack. Since 2020, it has accumulated over 4,000 five-star reviews and has been recognized as a Top Pro for six consecutive years. The service provides custom resumes, career coaching, and interview preparation for job seekers, from entry-level to executive.