Back-on-Market Highlights

This AI home-design SaaS returned to the market after 56 days under offer, with its $4.9M asking price unchanged.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on March 31, 2026, it went under offer on June 9 after 70 days on the market. It returned on August 4 following nearly two months in the previous deal process.

The numbers: The $4.9M asking price equals approximately 1.1x TTM revenue and 3.5x TTM SDE, based on $4.64M in revenue and $1.39M in SDE. The SaaS offers AI-powered interior, exterior, virtual-staging, and landscape-design tools to users in more than 170 countries.

On the failed deal: The 56-day timeline makes it important to determine whether the issue was specific to the previous buyer, such as financing, or whether something surfaced during diligence.

The most important question to ask: Why did the previous deal fall apart, and did diligence uncover anything related to revenue quality, customer retention, AI costs, or the underlying technology?

This roughly 1-year-old AI app-building SaaS returned after 20 days pending, then cut its asking price 71.4% from $2.1M to $600K, a $1.5M reduction, just two days later.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on June 11, 2026, it went pending on July 12 after 31 days. It returned to the market on August 1 and dropped to $600K on August 3.

The numbers: The new price equals approximately 2.1x TTM revenue and 4.0x TTM profit, based on $284.2K in revenue and $150.8K in profit. The SaaS lets users build websites, mobile apps, browser extensions, and bots through AI prompts.

On the failed deal: A price reset this large and this soon after returning is difficult to separate from the unsuccessful process. Buyers should determine whether the original valuation was simply too aggressive or whether diligence uncovered concerns around performance, churn, AI infrastructure costs, or revenue quality.

The most important question to ask: What caused the previous deal to fall apart, and what changed or surfaced during diligence to justify cutting the price from $2.1M to $600K?

This Amazon FBA home-textiles brand is back on the market at the same $2.06M asking price after spending 24 days pending.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on April 17, 2026, the business went pending on July 3 after 77 days and returned on July 27.

The numbers: The business reports $2.69M in annual revenue and $589.3K in annual profit, equal to approximately 0.8x revenue and 3.5x profit. The margin is 22%. Before going pending, the price increased twice from $1.79M to $2.06M, a total increase of 15.1%.

On the failed deal: A return after a deposit was placed could reflect financing, diligence, or an issue specific to the buyer rather than the business. The unchanged asking price suggests the seller has not publicly adjusted expectations following the failed transaction.

The most important question to ask: Why did the previous buyer walk away, and did diligence uncover anything that a new buyer should know?

DealSlide tracked this 9-year-old healthcare lead-generation agency is back on the market after about 62 days pending.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Feb. 10, 2026. It went pending on Apr. 30 after about 79 days on market, then returned on July 2.

The numbers: Asking price is $750K, or about 3.0x revenue and 3.8x cash flow on $252.9K revenue / $196.9K cash flow. The business is SBA pre-qualified and serves healthcare, medical, professional, and service-based clients.

On the failed deal: A 62-day pending period that did not close is worth asking about. The seller has already been through one full process, which may make the next conversation more direct.

The most important question to ask: What happened with the previous deal, and did anything come up during diligence?

DealSlide detected this Amazon FBA supplement brand is back on the market after about 47 days under offer.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Feb. 3, 2026. It went pending on Apr. 28 after about 84 days on market, then returned on Jun. 15.

The numbers: Asking price is now $4.95M, down 60.1% from the original $12.4M. Based on $9.64M annual revenue and $2.06M annual profit, the listing is about 0.5x revenue and 2.4x profit.

The business: The health and wellness brand sells supplements through Amazon and TikTok Shop. It has 60K+ reviews and about 50% Subscribe & Save penetration.

On the failed deal: A 47-day pending period followed by a major price cut is the main signal.

The most important question to ask: What happened with the previous deal, and do the current financials still support the new price?

DealSlide tracked this 15-year-old promotional flyer subscription business is back on the market after about 26 days off-market.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Dec. 9. It was delisted on Feb. 24 after about 77 days, then returned on Mar. 23.

The numbers: Asking price is now $205K, down 46.6% from the original $384K ask. Based on $87.3K annual revenue and $68.4K annual income, the listing is about 2.3x revenue and 3.0x profit.

The business: The three-site portfolio sells flyer and promotional design templates through one-time purchases and monthly or annual subscriptions.

On the relisting: DealSlide detected a delisting, not a pending sale, so it is unclear whether a buyer was involved.

The most important question to ask: Why was the listing removed, and what caused the $179K price reduction?