Online Business Deal Highlights

This 4-year-old web and app development firm is listed at $618K, or 2.2x annual cash flow.

The numbers: $363.7K annual revenue / $281K annual cash flow, a 77.3% cash-flow margin. That margin is unusually high for a development agency, so the add-backs and owner compensation need a close look.

How it works: The firm builds websites, mobile apps, custom software, e-commerce systems, integrations, and AI tools. Revenue comes from one-off development projects plus recurring support agreements, but the listing does not disclose the recurring share or client concentration.

The seller situation: Founded in 2022, the business has four employees and grows mainly through repeat clients and referrals. The listing does not explain the owner’s role, team structure, or whether the developers are employees or contractors, which matters when judging how transferable the reported cash flow is.

Worth asking: What percentage of revenue is recurring, and how does reported profit bridge to the $281K cash flow after owner compensation, contractor costs, and add-backs?

Roughly 1 year old, this solo-run AI website builder is listed for $300K at 3.6x annual profit.

The numbers: $108K annual revenue / $84K annual profit, a 77.8% margin. The asking price works out to 2.8x revenue and 3.6x profit.

How it works: The subscription SaaS lets small-business owners generate, edit, and publish websites through a chat interface with a live preview. Acquire does not publicly disclose MRR, customer count, churn, traffic sources, or paid acquisition costs.

The seller situation: Founded in May 2025 and operated by one person, the business may rely heavily on the founder for development, support, and infrastructure. Buyers should understand the weekly workload, available SOPs, and how much technical help is included after closing.

Worth asking: How much of the $108K revenue is recurring, and what do current MRR, customer count, churn, acquisition costs, and AI infrastructure costs look like?

DealSlide tracked this music guessing game app sold after 117 days. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Mar. 5, 2026. Went pending May 1 after 57 days. Marked sold Jun. 30 after 60 days pending. The numbers: Asking price was $2.35M…

DealSlide tracked this 16-year-old B2B lighting e-commerce business has sold after 140 days from listing to sale. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Feb. 12, 2026. Went pending Mar. 6 after 22 days. Marked sold Jul. 2 after 118 da…

DealSlide detected this Amazon KDP education business went pending again 1 day after coming back on market listed at $360.7K.

The numbers: Empire Flippers shows $10.3K average monthly profit, or about $123.7K annual profit. That puts the ask at roughly 2.9x profit.

On the speed: It first went pending on June 8, about 14 days after being added to DealSlide. It came back on market on June 29, then went pending again on June 30.

Keep an eye on this: Empire Flippers pending means a buyer has placed a deposit. It is not officially sold yet. Use the watch/star icon on the listing to add it to your watchlist and get notified if it closes or comes back to market.

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 tracked this roughly 8-year-old Brisbane-based app and software development agency is back on the market after spending about 90 days under offer. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on July 23, 2024. It went pending on Apr. 2, …

11-year-old Cisco UC SaaS with 150+ enterprise customers and recurring revenue. Listed at $1.65M, about 2.4x revenue and 3.0x profit.

The numbers: The listing shows $694.6K revenue and $549.7K profit, with a 79.1% margin. It also shows slightly different TTM and ARR figures, so buyers should confirm which numbers the multiple is based on.

How it works: SaaS for Cisco Unified Communications. It helps larger companies manage Cisco users, admin, reporting, and browser-based access. Revenue comes from recurring licenses/subscriptions.

Audience & traffic: The key signal is not web traffic. It is the 150+ enterprise customers already using the product inside the Cisco ecosystem.

Operations: The listing does not show seller hours, team size, SOPs, or post-sale support. Buyers should ask who handles support, renewals, deployments, and product updates after close.

The seller situation: The seller says the product is no longer core to their roadmap. That makes this look like a divestiture, not a founder burnout sale.

Worth asking: Confirm the correct revenue, profit, and ARR figures. Also ask about customer concentration, churn, support load, and dependence on Cisco platform changes.

13-year-old SBA pre-qualified craft brewing media brand with 10K paid subscribers, $1.2M in subscription ARR, and 10M+ podcast listens. The numbers: Asking price is $2.3M on $2.35M annual revenue and $494K annual profit. That equals a 1.0x…

DealSlide tracked this accredited virtual travel agency / content site closed in 32 days, after going pending in just 7 days at roughly $1.7M. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on May 26, 2026, went pending on June 2, and was marked…

DealSlide detected this 11-year-old performance marketing agency is back on the market after about 49 days under offer. Timeline: Added to DealSlide on Apr. 8, 2026. It went inactive or pending on May 6 after about 28 days, then returned on…

Price reduced 17.8%, from $850K to $699K, a $151K drop, for this Acquire-listed low-code SaaS app builder for Webflow.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on June 10, 2026, about two weeks before the price cut. This appears to be the first recorded reduction.

The numbers at the new price: Based on $305.1K revenue and $204.4K profit, the new price is about 2.3x revenue and 3.4x profit.

On the price drop: The business helps users build client portals, LMS platforms, member sites, and SaaS apps on Webflow. It has 400+ paying customers and 16,000+ projects created, but the fast price cut is the main signal.

The most important question to ask: Why did the price drop so quickly, and does current ARR still match the $296K ARR headline?