Online Business Deal Highlights

Price reduced 10%, from $1.25M to $1.13M, a $125K drop, for this portfolio of 6 premium Shopify themes sold through the official Shopify Theme Store. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on May 19, 2026, and reduced on Jun. 16 after about …

Price reduced 33.3%, from $600K to $400K, a $200K total drop, for this 5-year-old creator-led viral media brand.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Dec. 29, 2025. The price fell to $540K on Jan. 12, $490K on Jan. 18, and $400K on Jun. 16. The latest cut was 18.4%.

The numbers at the new price: Based on $142.9K annual revenue and $141.6K annual profit, the listing is about 2.8x revenue and 2.8x profit.

On the price drops: The brand has 9.37M followers and subscribers across YouTube and social platforms, with about 1.8K posts. Three reductions in roughly six months are the main signal.

The most important question to ask: What caused each price cut? Buyers should also confirm whether revenue, posting activity, and audience engagement have changed, how transferable the audience is, and how much earnings depend on active posting, sponsorships, Shorts, platform bonuses, or one-off product sales.

Price reduced 15.3%, from $5.20M to $4.4M, a $795K drop, for this pet health and wellness eCommerce brand. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Jun. 16, 2026. This appears to be the first recorded price cut, less than two weeks after la…

7-year-old multilingual digital education business listed at $2.07M, or 1.7x revenue and 3.2x profit, on $1.22M revenue and $654K profit.

The numbers: Margin is 54%. The seller works under 2 hours per week, supported by 6 freelancers and other content providers.

How it works: The business runs three websites selling courses, certifications, and educational resources in health, wellness, professional development, and personal growth. It is strongest in French-speaking markets, with growing English and Spanish audiences.

What stands out: Proprietary course content, multilingual reach, and organic traffic, which drives about 25% of sales.

Worth asking: How do revenue and profit split by website? What share of sales comes from paid ads, organic search, email, and repeat buyers? Buyers should also confirm course IP ownership, how automated the AI-assisted content process is, dependence on Google and paid ads, why the seller is exiting, and whether the seller’s separate coaching platform creates overlap or future competition.

DealSlide detected this 17-year-old customer feedback SaaS went pending after 40 days on the market at $1.06M. The numbers: The listing shows $303.4K gross income and $210.9K cash flow, putting the ask at about 3.5x revenue and 5.0x profit.…

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?

Price reduced 23.9%, from $802K to $610K, a $191.5K total drop, for this 8-year-old recipe content site monetized by Mediavine. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Apr. 18, 2026. The price was cut five times, with the latest 10.3% redu…

14-year-old UK eCommerce business listed at $3.73M, or 0.8x revenue and 3.8x profit, on $4.43M revenue and $994.5K profit.

The numbers: Margin is 22%, so buyers should review Amazon fees, ad spend, SKU margins, inventory costs, and working capital.

How it works: The business sells fashion accessories, gifts, and consumer gadgets through Amazon, Shopify, eBay, Etsy, and TikTok. It operates across the US, UK, Europe, and parts of Asia, with 1,459 SKUs, registered brands, trademarks, and suppliers in several countries.

Operations: The business relies heavily on Amazon, where about 60% of inventory is stored. Inventory is usually not included in the asking price. The seller works about 28 hours per week and offers a 6-month transition.

Worth asking: How do revenue and profit split by channel and SKU? How much Amazon revenue is paid versus organic? Buyers should also confirm total inventory costs, any trademark-related listing issues, VAT requirements, and the transfer process for the UK Seller Central account.

Nearly 3-year-old sleep and wellness DTC brand listed at $7M, or 0.3x revenue and 3.9x EBITDA, on $23.25M revenue and $1.82M EBITDA.

The numbers: Margin is 7.8%, so buyers should review ad efficiency, contribution margins, refunds, inventory costs, and the impact of higher customer acquisition costs.

How it works: The brand sells grounding bedding through Shopify and Amazon. Over 90% of revenue comes from the US, with a $210 AOV and 200K+ customers. Its owned audience includes 800K+ email subscribers and 350K+ SMS contacts, which generate more than 27% of revenue.

What stands out: The business reached significant scale in under three years.

Worth asking: How are Meta and Google ads performing? Are CAC and creative fatigue rising? Buyers should also compare Shopify and Amazon margins, review supplier and inventory needs, confirm compliance for grounding and wellness claims, and ask why the seller is exiting so soon after launch.

DealSlide tracked this 2-year-old fire alarm equipment business moved to sold/inactive 49 days after listing. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Apr. 24, and marked sold on June 12. DealSlide did not record a pending period. The …

DealSlide tracked this 2-year-old DTC tech accessories brand moved to sold/inactive 137 days after listing. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Jan. 28 and marked sold on June 14. DealSlide did not record a pending period. The numb…

3-year-old AI backlink outreach SaaS listed at $350K, or 1.4x revenue and 2.4x profit, on $242.7K annualized revenue and $145.6K annualized profit.

The numbers: Margin is 60%, with $19.2K MRR, 45 active subscriptions, nearly $485K in lifetime revenue, and reported 180% YoY growth.

How it works: The platform helps agencies, founders, and SEO teams automate reporter and editorial outreach to earn backlinks and media mentions.

What stands out: The main signals are recurring SaaS revenue, strong margins, fast growth, and exposure to AI and SEO.

Worth asking: How much work is automated versus handled by the founder? What do churn and retention look like? How are customers acquired, and how dependent is growth on the seller’s SEO expertise? Also confirm why the seller is exiting and whether they plan to build competing SEO, link-building, or AI outreach tools.