Online Business Deal Highlights

SBA pre-qualified 16-year-old lifestyle media brand generates $966.5K in SDE at a 45.6% margin and reaches approximately 12M people per month. It is listed at $4.1M, or 4.2x SDE.

The numbers: The business reports $2.12M in annual revenue and $966.5K in SDE, putting the asking price at 1.9x revenue and 4.2x SDE. SDE reportedly increased nearly 10% year over year as margins expanded from about 32% to 46% after the company exited print, events, and excess overhead. Since the business dates to 2010 but became fully digital in 2021, buyers should request the full P&L history plus a separate digital-only view.

How it works: The company creates regional lifestyle content and earns revenue from sponsored campaigns and brand partnerships across nine social platforms. It has more than 1M followers, operates in four California markets, and uses a custom AI-powered CRM to manage partner onboarding, proposals, editorial production, and campaign reporting. A subscription product has been built, but it appears to be a growth opportunity rather than a meaningful current revenue stream.

The seller situation: The founder is stepping back after 16 years and says the business continued operating during a 150-day sabbatical. That is a positive sign, especially with an experienced sales lead handling most new business, but buyers should still confirm owner hours, team responsibilities, SOP coverage, and which advertiser or local-market relationships depend on the founder.

Worth asking: What percentage of the $2.12M in revenue is recurring or contractually committed, and how concentrated is it among the largest brand partners?

This 5-year old subscription web design agency reports $99.2K in TTM profit at a 76.5% margin from 38 active members. It is listed at $325K, or 3.3x profit, after growing entirely through referrals. The numbers: The business reports $129.7K…

DealSlide tracked this finance website and YouTube channel sold 28 days after listing, including 15 days pending. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on June 19, 2026, the price was reduced by just $175 one day later. It went pending …

This 8-year-old social login SaaS reports $120K in annual profit at an 89% margin from 500 active subscribers. It is listed at $750K, or 6.3x profit.

The numbers: The business reports $135K in annual revenue and $120K in annual profit, putting the asking price at 5.6x revenue and 6.3x profit. Average revenue works out to about $22.50 per subscriber per month. One figure needs reconciling: reported hosting costs of roughly $2K per month would exceed the $15K in total annual expenses implied by the published profit.

How it works: The platform provides social login and user-integration infrastructure across more than 60 social networks, with plugins for popular content management, forum, and e-commerce systems. The listing highlights 500K+ registered webmasters, 30M+ social profiles, and 25M+ verified email addresses, but only 500 active subscribers. Buyers should also confirm what rights and user consents transfer with those datasets before treating them as usable marketing assets.

The seller situation: The seller says growth slowed because attention was divided across multiple ventures. The listing does not disclose owner hours, team responsibilities, technical documentation, or transition support, all of which matter for a product that depends on maintaining external APIs and authentication standards.

Worth asking: Can the seller provide a monthly P&L and subscriber cohort report that reconciles hosting costs with the claimed profit and clearly defines the reported 5% churn?

This 7-year-old decorative lighting dropshipping business has received a second price reduction, falling 2.4% from $834,015 to $814,242, a $19,773 cut. The asking price is now $103,637, or 11.3%, below the original $917,879 price. Timeline:…

10.0% price drop, from $5.33M to $4.80M, a $534K reduction, for this B2B sales engagement SaaS. The price was cut just 22 days after the business first appeared on DealSlide. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on June 25, 2026, and reduc…

Launched in December 2024, this AI coding SaaS has generated more than $537K in subscription revenue and served 5,000+ customers. The main issue is the recent revenue trend. $252K in TTM revenue averages about $21K per month, but the latest…

DealSlide detected this $5.0M mobile, web, and AI product development agency went under contract after 86 days on the market. No price changes were recorded before the status change. The numbers: The agency reports $2.57M in TTM revenue and…

DealSlide tracked this 9-year-old construction SaaS was marked sold after 240 days on the market, including 171 days pending, at a $6.84M asking price. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on November 18, 2025, it went pending on Janua…

This 8-year-old sneaker and streetwear retailer generates $401K in annual cash flow and is listed at $989K, or 2.5x cash flow.

The numbers: The business reports $1.69M in annual revenue and $401.1K in annual cash flow, equal to a 23.8% cash-flow margin. The asking price works out to approximately 0.6x revenue and 2.5x cash flow.

How it works: The business sells new and pre-owned sneakers, streetwear, luxury apparel, accessories, and collectibles through a leased retail store, e-commerce, social media, and livestream sales. The listing says trained staff, supplier relationships, and operating systems are in place, but does not disclose owner hours, team size, revenue by channel, online traffic, or customer acquisition costs.

The seller situation: The owner is pursuing other business opportunities. Since sourcing, authentication, and supplier relationships can be owner-dependent, a buyer should understand who manages those functions and what support will be provided after closing.

Worth asking: How much inventory is included in the $989K asking price, how is it valued, and how much of the current cash flow comes from each sales channel?

DealSlide detected this $109K Shopify fulfillment app sold 152 days after listing, following a 29.7% price cut. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on February 9, 2026, the app’s price was reduced from $155K to $109K on June 8. It wen…

DealSlide detected this six-year-old Amazon publishing portfolio sold 94 days after listing, following a 20.2% price cut and 52 days pending. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on April 10, 2026, the portfolio went pending on May 22 …