Online Business Deal Highlights

DealSlide detected this real estate client-acquisition agency is back on the market after 89 days pending, at an effectively unchanged $1.27M asking price. Timeline: Added to DealSlide on January 23, 2026, the agency went pending on April 1…

DealSlide detected this 17-year-old marketing and PR agency is back on the market at the same $1.2M asking price after spending 12 days under offer. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on May 22, 2026, the agency went pending on July 1 af…

Significant price drop of 41.2%, from $2.5M to $1.47M, a $1.03M reduction for this 13-year-old New Zealand eLearning content business.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on April 10, 2026, and reduced on July 14 after approximately 95 days on the market. This appears to be the first recorded price reduction.

The numbers at the new price: Based on the reported monthly figures, the business generates approximately $1.04M in annual revenue and $576.6K in annual profit. The new price equals approximately 1.4x revenue and 2.5x profit. Revenue comes from 60 direct customers and 55 reseller partners across 17 countries.

On the price drop: A reduction of more than $1M after roughly three months suggests the seller is substantially more flexible or buyers pushed back on the original valuation. The reported monthly figures imply a 55.4% profit margin not 94% so buyers should reconcile that discrepancy and confirm which expenses and owner costs are included.

The most important question to ask: Why was the price cut by 41%, and how does the seller reconcile the reported 94% margin with the monthly revenue and profit figures?

Significant price drop of 10%, from $648K to $583K, a $64.8K reduction for this 10-year-old digital media and newsletter business.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on June 23, 2026, and reduced on July 13 after just 20 days on the market. This appears to be the first recorded price reduction.

The numbers at the new price: The broker reports $299K in TTM revenue and approximately $198.2K in annual profit, based on $16.5K in monthly profit. The new price equals approximately 2.0x revenue and 2.9x profit, with a reported 68% profit margin.

On the price drop: A nearly $65K reduction after less than three weeks is unusually fast. The listing also discloses declining revenue, which the seller attributes mainly to stagnant subscriber growth rather than existing readers leaving.

The most important question to ask: Why was the price reduced after only 20 days, and what do the latest monthly revenue, subscriber-growth, and email-engagement numbers show?

Significant price drop of 14%, from $750K to $645K, a $105K reduction for this 4-year-old Shopify SaaS app.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on April 30, 2026, and reduced on July 13 after 74 days on the market. This appears to be the first recorded price reduction.

The numbers at the new price: The listing reports approximately $148K in annual revenue and $125.8K in annual profit, based on $10.5K in monthly profit and an 85% margin. The new price equals approximately 4.4x revenue and 5.1x profit. The app also reports 3,060 active subscribers, 4% churn, and fewer than 20 hours of weekly support work.

On the price drop: The seller cut the price after roughly 2.5 months, but the app is still priced above 5x annual profit. The lower price may reflect more seller flexibility, buyer resistance to the original valuation, or a change in recent performance.

The most important question to ask: What prompted the price reduction, and have revenue, profit, subscriber count, or churn changed since the original listing?

This 9-year-old DTC retention agency generates 95% of revenue from retainers, reports 92% client retention, and says 85% of projected 2026 revenue is already booked.

The numbers: The asking price is $1.9M based on $1.74M in projected 2026 revenue and $589.2K in adjusted EBITDA, equal to approximately 1.1x revenue and 3.2x EBITDA. The projected EBITDA margin is 33.9%, but buyers should compare the forecast with actual 2024, 2025, and year-to-date 2026 results.

How it works: The agency manages email and SMS marketing for DTC e-commerce brands, with nearly all revenue coming from monthly retainers. Its clients operate across several consumer-product categories rather than 1 narrow niche.

The seller situation: The remote team includes 7 W2 employees and 6 contractors. The owner works between 5 and 25 hours per week across sales, strategy, management, finance, and administration, and is offering 1 month of transition support.

Worth asking: How much of the 85% booked 2026 revenue is contractually committed, and which sales and strategic responsibilities still depend on the owner?

This 6-year old e-signature app reports $605K in annual profit at a 77.3% margin, supported by top App Store keyword rankings across multiple countries.

The numbers: The asking price is $3.01M on $782.7K in annual revenue and $605.4K in annual profit, equal to approximately 3.8x revenue and 5.0x profit.

How it works: The iOS app turns photographed handwritten signatures into clean digital signatures that users can add to PDFs and other documents. It gets customers through App Store search, Google Ads, and Apple Search Ads. A recently launched Android app is included, while a web version has not yet been built.

The seller situation: The seller says the ad campaigns have seen little testing in recent years. The listing also does not explain whether revenue comes from subscriptions, one-time purchases, or in-app purchases.

Worth asking: What percentage of revenue is recurring, and what do retention, churn, and CAC look like by acquisition channel and country?

This $6M made-in-the-USA sports art manufacturer holds more than 200 active licenses, including the NFL, MLB, NHL, and over 80 NCAA schools. The numbers: The business reports $9.23M in TTM revenue and $1.74M in SDE, putting the asking price…

This 6-year-old customizable plant gift brand was marked sold 56 days after listing, despite its first deal falling through. It went pending after just 10 days, returned to market, and secured a second buyer nine days later. The timeline: F…

This AI coding tool was marked sold 119 days after listing, following a 25% price cut and a brief delisting before it returned to the market. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on March 10, 2026, the listing was briefly removed on Ap…

This 10-year-old short-term rental SaaS went pending after 139 days on the market at a $1.03M asking price, with no recorded price changes. The numbers: The business reports $412K in revenue and $325K in income, putting the ask at roughly 2…

This 12-year-old consumer products brand went pending after just 37 days on the market at a $1.8M asking price, with no recorded price changes. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on June 1 and marked pending on July 8. Moving into du…