Online Business Deal Highlights

DealSlide tracked this PR and thought leadership agency going under contract after 150 days on the market at a $500K asking price, with no recorded price change. The numbers: GoMerge reports approximately $570K TTM revenue / $146K adjusted …

DealSlide tracked this Shopify B2B wholesale app for 46 days before Flippa marked it sold, with the asking price ending at $420K after briefly increasing to $460K. The timeline: First detected on August 10, 2026, at $420K, the ask increased…

Founded in August 2015, this portfolio includes six mobile apps and a web platform for creating flyers, posters, invitations, logos, menus, and social media content. The freemium/subscription business reports distribution across 170+ countries and more than 56M lifetime installs.

The numbers: The $9M ask is based on approximately $3.93M TTM revenue / $2.29M profit, a roughly 58% profit margin, or about 2.3x revenue and 3.9x profit. The listing reports 22% annual growth. Last month generated approximately $281K revenue / $125K profit.

Why it’s interesting: The listing narrative cites approximately 79K active paying subscribers, alongside a 4.8 app-store rating and 100K–500K monthly active users. The portfolio has been built over roughly a decade and is bootstrapped. The listing is also Guided by Acquire.

What to watch: There is a material subscriber-data discrepancy: the narrative reports ~79K active paying subscribers, while Acquire’s structured customer metrics show only 5,000+ paying users. Last month’s revenue and profit also annualize to roughly $3.37M and $1.50M, respectively, below the TTM figures.

Worth asking: What is the verified current paying-subscriber count, and why do the two figures differ? How are revenue, profit, subscribers, and downloads distributed across the six apps and web platform, and what are churn and retention by product?

Latest price drop: 10%, from $1.6M to $1.44M, a $160K reduction, for this B2B team performance SaaS serving remote and hybrid teams. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on August 27, 2026, at $1.6M. This is the first recorded price reduct…

DealSlide tracked this AI-enhanced sales and marketing agency returning to market at the same $315K asking price that has been in place since April.

Timeline: First detected on February 15, 2026, at $350K, the ask was reduced 10% to $315K on April 22. DealSlide now shows the business back on market, although the available status history does not provide enough detail to verify the length or nature of the most recent inactive period.

The numbers: Acquire reports approximately $288K TTM revenue / $126K SDE, putting the $315K ask at roughly 1.1x revenue and 2.5x SDE. Founded in May 2019, the agency reports 103% annual growth, with revenue increasing from approximately $107K in 2024 to $218K in 2025. The business combines recurring B2B agency services with AI-augmented delivery and proprietary internal tools. The listing is also Guided by Acquire, meaning it receives white-glove support from a dedicated Acquire M&A agent through preparation, buyer outreach, negotiations and close.

On the return: The available history confirms the listing returned to market but does not confirm that it was previously pending or that a transaction fell through. The asking price also remained unchanged at $315K on its latest return.

The most important question to ask: What occurred during the previous inactive period, and did anything material change in the business, client base, or sale process before the listing returned?

Listed on Flippa, this Shopify DTC eCommerce brand sells topical Dead Sea magnesium products in the health & wellness space. DealSlide tracked the listing for 105 days before Flippa marked it sold on September 24, 2026. The timeline: First …

DealSlide tracked this Squarespace web design agency returning after 406 days inactive with a 43.3% price cut, from $485K to $275K. Timeline: First detected on July 14, 2025, at $485K, the listing was marked delisted on August 14 after 31 d…

Latest price drop: 17.3%, from $695K to $575K, a $120K reduction, for this all-in-one AI workspace spanning text, image, video, audio, and custom agents.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on September 12, 2026, at $695K. This is the first recorded price reduction after just 12 days tracked.

The numbers at the new price: The business reports approximately $360K TTM revenue / $137K TTM profit, a roughly 38% profit margin, putting the $575K ask at about 1.6x revenue and 4.2x profit. Acquire also shows $229K ARR and 40% annual growth. Last month, however, revenue was $7.6K with $4.3K profit, compared with an average of roughly $30K monthly revenue across the TTM period.

On the price drop: The $120K reduction after only 12 days is the main development. The listing attributes the recent monthly revenue decline primarily to seasonality, while the latest monthly results sit materially below both the TTM average and reported ARR run rate.

The most important question to ask: What drove the 17.3% reduction after only 12 days, and how should buyers reconcile $360K TTM revenue and $229K ARR with just $7.6K of revenue last month?

DealSlide tracked this marketing and public relations agency going pending after just 24 days on the market at a $1M asking price, with no recorded price change. The numbers: Website Closers reports approximately $1.3M gross revenue / $302K…

Latest price drop: 25.5%, from approximately $3.40M to $2.54M, an $868K reduction, for this Amazon FBA/FBM portfolio of health, personal care, and wellness brands.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on July 23, 2026, at $3.38M, the ask increased slightly to approximately $3.40M in August before this first recorded price reduction on September 23. After 62 days tracked, the current ask is about 25% below the original DealSlide-detected price.

The numbers at the new price: The business reports approximately $1.74M annual revenue / $818K net profit, a roughly 47% profit margin. At the $2.54M ask, that equals about 1.5x revenue and 3.1x profit. Approximately 97% of revenue comes through Amazon FBA, the owner reports about 8 hours of weekly involvement, and the business is SBA pre-qualified.

On the price drop: The nearly $868K single-step reduction is the main development after roughly two months on the market. The listing also notes that inventory is generally not included in the asking price and that the acquisition involves two Seller Central accounts.

The most important question to ask: What specifically drove the 25.5% reduction, and have revenue, profit, inventory requirements, or Amazon account performance changed since the original asking price?

Founded in October 2024, this B2B data-as-a-service platform provides gaming advertisers with privacy-safe audience segments for campaigns across social advertising channels. Revenue comes from fixed-fee contracts plus performance-based fees tied to advertiser ad spend.

The numbers: The $14M ask is based on approximately $3.49M TTM revenue / $2.71M profit, a roughly 78% profit margin, or about 4.0x revenue and 5.2x profit. The listing reports $3.2M ARR, while last month’s $261K revenue annualizes to approximately $3.13M.

Why it’s interesting: The seller reports 98% retention and 133% net revenue retention among top-tier accounts, seven new Tier-1 advertisers ramping, and a $5.5M+ weighted pipeline. The business is bootstrapped and reports no paid marketing. Acquire also marks the listing as Guided by Acquire.

What to watch: The listing shows figures that need to be reconciled. Acquire displays 52% annual growth, while the seller’s asking-price rationale cites 84% YoY growth. Overall churn is also listed at 10%+, despite the stronger retention metrics reported for top-tier accounts.

Worth asking: What explains the 52% versus 84% growth figures? How do churn, retention, and NRR differ by customer tier? What percentage of revenue comes from fixed contracts versus performance-based fees, and how concentrated is revenue among the largest advertisers?

DealSlide tracked this AI creative SaaS returning after 26 days inactive with an 18.9% price cut, from $2.71M to $2.2M, a roughly $514K reduction.

Timeline: First detected on July 22, 2026, at $2.71M, the listing was marked delisted on August 27 after 36 days tracked. It returned on September 23 after 26 days off market at the lower $2.2M ask.

The numbers: Acquire reports approximately $1.1M TTM revenue / $676K SDE, putting the current ask at roughly 2.0x revenue and 3.3x SDE. The company also reports $750K ARR, 1,000–5,000 customers, 10% annual growth, and 5–10% declining churn. Founded in May 2023, the business operates a B2B subscription model focused on AI-powered ad, email, and landing-page creative. The listing is also Guided by Acquire.

On the return: DealSlide recorded the prior status as delisted, not pending, so there is no indication that a transaction was under contract or fell through. The main change on return is the $514K reduction in asking price.

The most important question to ask: Why was the listing inactive for 26 days, what drove the 18.9% reduction, and how should buyers reconcile the reported $750K ARR with $1.1M TTM revenue?