Online Business Deal Highlights

DealSlide detected this 13-year-old food blog is back on the market after about 14 days under offer. Timeline: Added to DealSlide on Mar. 16. It went pending on May 15 after about 60 days on market, then returned on May 29. The numbers: Ask…

Price reduced 39%, from $4.95M to $3.02M, a $1.93M total drop, for this 3-year-old French AI EdTech SaaS. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Jan. 5, 2026. The price fell to $4.14M on Feb. 4, then to $3.02M on May 28. The latest cut wa…

Price reduced 25%, from $1.2M to $900K, a $300K total drop, for this 4-year-old SEO SaaS that automates cloud-stacking networks. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Mar. 31, 2026. The price fell to $1M on May 30, then to $900K on Jun. …

Price reduced 15.2%, from $10.02M to $8.5M, a $1.52M total drop, for this global travel distribution platform.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on May 21, 2026. The price fell to $9.02M on May 31, then to $8.5M on Jun. 9. The latest cut was 5.7%.

The numbers at the new price: Based on $10M annual revenue and $2M annual profit, the listing is about 0.9x revenue and 4.3x profit.

On the price drops: The platform operates in 164 countries with 10K+ tour packages, access to 1.5M+ hotels, 21K+ tour operators, and 10K active customers. The $1.52M reduction is notable, though this remains a large travel acquisition.

The most important question to ask: What caused both reductions? Buyers should also confirm revenue by commissions, services, and API access, supplier transferability, and whether booking volume, margins, and demand still support the listed profit.

12-year-old iOS and Android QR/barcode scanner app portfolio listed at $24.98M, or 1.8x revenue and 17.2x profit, on $13.76M annual revenue and $1.46M annual profit.

The numbers: Margin is 10.6%, so buyers should review user acquisition costs, app store fees, ad revenue, subscription mix, and whether margins can improve.

What stands out: The portfolio has 863M+ lifetime downloads, 39.2M monthly active users, and about 2.7M daily active users. Growth comes from Google Ads, Apple Search Ads, an automated bidding system, and organic installs.

Operations: The seller reports working 5–10 hours per week.

Worth asking: How do paid and organic installs compare? How do revenue and profit split by platform, country, ads, and subscriptions? Buyers should also review retention, app store policy risk, transferability of the acquisition system, possible uses for the scanning data, the handover plan, and why the seller is exiting at this scale.

Back on market Apr 10 after delisting, then moved active to pending May 21. The relist-to-pending path, plus a price cut from $275K to $250K, suggests renewed buyer interest.…

DealSlide detected this Amazon FBA weighted fitness brand went pending after 77 days on the market at $2.1M. The numbers: The listing shows $3.86M annual revenue and $564.4K SDE, putting the ask at about 0.5x revenue and 3.7x profit. On the…

DealSlide tracked this 5-year-old UK Amazon FBA brand sold after about 21 days, including 9 days pending. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on May 7, 2026, went pending on May 19, and was marked sold on May 28. The numbers: Empire F…

This nearly 4-year-old Amazon FBA brand was marked sold 81 days after listing, following a small 0.9% price cut to $315.5K. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on April 13, 2026, it went pending after 44 days and was marked sold on Ju…

DealSlide tracked this 4-year-old YouTube channel portfolio sold after about 43 days on market, with no pending period recorded. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Apr. 13, 2026, and marked sold on May 26. The numbers: The tracked…

Consumer telecom app platform listed at $7.5M, or 2.1x revenue and 6.4x profit, on $3.58M TTM revenue and $1.18M TTM profit.

The numbers: Margin is 33%, with 15M+ lifetime installs, 2M+ monthly active users, and 10K paid subscribers.

How it works: The platform earns from subscriptions, in-app purchases, phone numbers, eSIMs, ads, web sales, and commercial channels. It sells about 2K–2.5K phone numbers and 200+ eSIMs per day.

What stands out: The scale and multiple revenue streams make this more than a standard second-number app. Traffic comes from both paid and organic sources, including strong keyword and brand search.

Worth asking: How do margins split by revenue stream? How dependent is the business on app stores and telecom suppliers? Buyers should also confirm team transfer, the cause of the 2025 revenue reset, and whether the seller plans to launch competing telecom, eSIM, or communications apps.

Evergreen recipe site monetized via advertising moves to pending sold in less than one week. Less than a 2x profit multiple.…