Online Business Deal Highlights

DealSlide tracked this 14-year-old EdTech SaaS moved to sold/inactive just 2 days after listing. The price dropped from $175K to $116K before the status changed. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on June 19. Price dropped and status…

DealSlide tracked this 14-year-old brewing eCommerce brand was marked sold on June 18. It spent about 42 days pending and 171 days total from listing to close. The timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Dec. 29, 2025, went pending on May …

DealSlide detected this 21-year-old military advertising network and digital marketing platform went pending after 15 days on the market at $1.7M. A fast move for a niche, SBA pre-qualified advertising business. The numbers: Asking price is…

Price drop of 27.7% from $899K to $650K, a $249K reduction for this European swimwear e-commerce brand. The listing first detected on DealSlide on May 27, 2026, so it has been on the market about 30 days. This appears to be the first record…

Significant price drop of 63.2% from $1.495M to $550K, a $945K reduction for this faceless celebrity/mystery YouTube channel on Flippa. The listing first detected on DealSlide on Mar. 30, 2026, so it has been on the market for about 88 days…

Price reduced 40%, from $500K to $300K, a $200K drop, for this 1-year-old AI website builder for small businesses and non-technical users.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Jun. 9, 2026. The price fell to $375K on Jun. 17, then to $300K on Jun. 23. This is the second reduction in about two weeks.

The numbers at the new price: Based on $13.3K monthly revenue and $11.3K monthly profit, the listing is about 1.9x revenue and 2.2x profit.

On the price drop: Two cuts in a short period are the main signal. They may reflect seller flexibility, buyer feedback, a faster-sale push, or weaker performance expectations.

The most important question to ask: Why did the price fall so quickly? Buyers should also confirm current churn, retention, and how much owner involvement is needed to maintain growth.

Price reduced 8.9%, from $634K to $578K, a $56K drop, for this AI SMS SaaS that helps e-commerce brands recover abandoned carts and inactive customers. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on Apr. 13, 2026. This appears to be the first pri…

5-year-old Google Maps lead-gen SaaS listed at $3.49M, or 3.2x revenue and 4.6x profit, on $1.08M annual revenue and $757.3K profit. How it works: The platform turns 200M+ public Google Maps listings into prospecting lists that users can se…

DealSlide detected this 7-year-old lead generation agency for gyms and fitness centers went pending after 81 days on the market at $4M. The numbers: The listing shows $2.81M gross income and $973.4K cash flow, putting the ask at about 1.4x …

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.

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.