Online Business Deal Highlights

Listed by Website Closers, this agency provides advertising, lead generation, and CRM services to home-service businesses. The broker reports 100% recurring revenue and 13% January–August YoY revenue growth. The numbers: The $2.68M ask is b…

DealSlide tracked this Shopify DTC women’s apparel brand from first detection to sold in 126 days, after it moved pending just 12 days after first detection. The timeline: First detected on May 28, 2026, the listing went pending on June 9 a…

What’s Interesting: This 8-year Amazon FBA dance-products business was reduced from $870.7K to $810K, a 7% price cut and a $60.7K reduction. The latest cut is only part of the story: DealSlide first tracked the listing at $1.164M on Apr. 15, followed by multiple reductions to $1.127M, $1.066M, $846.5K, and a low of $725.5K on Aug. 27. The price then increased to $870.7K on Sep. 9 before settling at the current $810K ask.

That puts the current ask about 30% below the original tracked price, but still above the lowest tracked ask buyers saw in late August.

The numbers: Empire Flippers reports roughly $1.66M in annual revenue and $450K in annual net profit, implying a 27% margin. At the current $810K ask, the business is priced around 1.8x profit and 0.5x revenue. Revenue and profit trends are both negative, down approximately 17% and 15%, respectively.

Why It Matters: On the surface, the multiple looks attractive for an 8-year FBA brand with a focused 15-SKU catalog and a long operating history. But the pricing path suggests buyer concerns around total acquisition cost, recent performance declines, and transfer complexity.

Inventory is excluded from the headline ask, so buyers need to underwrite additional working capital beyond the $810K purchase price. The business also relies on a single China-based supplier, uses a China-based inspection and labeling process, and has a Seller Central legal entity currently locked to China. That makes execution risk just as important as the valuation multiple.

Things to Consider During Due Diligence:

1. How much inventory and working capital is required beyond the $810K ask?
2. Why did the price fall to $725.5K, rise back to $870.7K, and then settle at $810K?
3. What is driving the reported 17% revenue decline and 15% profit decline?
4. What is the exact transfer plan if the Seller Central legal entity remains locked to China?
5. Can the China-based inspection, labeling, warehouse, and supplier workflow be replicated or outsourced after closing?

Price drop: 50%, from $3M to $1.5M, a $1.5M reduction, for this agency that builds and manages social-media DM funnels for eCommerce brands.

Timeline: DealSlide has recorded one price change from $3M to $1.5M. The business was founded in December 2019; the exact date of the reduction is not available in the supplied history.

The numbers at the new price: Acquire reports approximately $4.84M TTM revenue / $1.24M SDE, a roughly 26% SDE margin. At the $1.5M ask, that equals about 0.3x revenue and 1.2x SDE, down from roughly 2.4x SDE at the original $3M ask. Annual revenue growth is reported at -31%.

On the price drop: The latest month generated $205.5K revenue, approximately 49% below the TTM monthly average of about $403K. Acquire’s expense figures also imply approximately $893K before SDE adjustments, leaving roughly $343K to reconcile against reported SDE. The seller reports a COO-led team and less than one hour of weekly owner involvement. The listing is also Guided by Acquire, meaning it receives white-glove support from a dedicated Acquire M&A agent through preparation, buyer outreach, negotiations and close.

The most important question to ask: What drove the 50% price reduction, and can the seller provide a monthly revenue and earnings bridge that reconciles the recent decline and the approximately $343K difference between reported SDE and the expense-based earnings figure?

DealSlide tracked this SEO and advertising agency from first detection to sold in 85 days, including approximately 26 days pending before Empire Flippers marked it sold on September 30, 2026. The timeline: First detected on July 7, the list…

First monetized in January 2020, this WordPress content business covers technology, gaming, news, deals, and product reviews. Revenue comes primarily from Amazon Associates and display advertising, while a website manager, two employees, and freelancers handle publishing and optimization.

The numbers: The $2.92M ask is based on approximately $1.15M annual revenue / $810K reported net profit, a roughly 71% margin, or about 2.5x revenue and 3.6x profit. DealSlide’s monthly figures reconcile closely with those annual totals, although the underlying P&L still needs to be reviewed.

What stands out: The main diligence issue is the Amazon Associates earnings attribution. The included account contains tracking tags used by other businesses, and those businesses may affect account-level bonus thresholds. The seller says this site recently generated the vast majority of account revenue, but buyers still need to determine what revenue and bonuses are attributable to this business on a standalone basis.

What to watch: The listing describes the site as having performed through algorithm updates while also identifying recovering rankings and traffic as an opportunity. Buyers should review monthly traffic and earnings trends rather than relying on the broader characterization of stability.

Worth asking: What are the site’s standalone Amazon revenue and bonuses by tracking tag, which related domains will the seller retain, and what staffing costs, accounts, and other assets transfer with the business?

DealSlide tracked this fractional CMO and marketing agency going under contract after 91 days on the market at a $1.1M asking price. Established in 2011, the agency generates 95% of revenue from retainers. The numbers: Merge reports approxi…

DealSlide tracked this natural beauty eCommerce brand from a $1M initial ask to sold in 336 days, after three separate pending periods and two returns to market. The timeline: First detected on October 27, 2025, the listing went pending 25 …

DealSlide tracked this collectible toys and action figures eCommerce brand going pending after 49 days on the market at a $2.5M asking price, with no recorded price change. The numbers: Website Closers reports approximately $6.4M gross reve…

DealSlide tracked this eBay resale and liquidation business returning after 11 days off market with a 42.9% price cut, from $700K to $400K, a $300K reduction.

Timeline: First detected on June 18, 2026, at $800K, the ask dropped 12.5% to $700K on July 6. The listing left the market on September 18 after 92 days on the market and returned on September 29 at $400K. The current ask is now 50% below the original tracked price.

The numbers: Transworld reports approximately $253K annual sales / $119K SDE, putting the $400K ask at roughly 1.6x revenue and 3.4x SDE. Established in 2012, the business reports 28K+ completed sales and a 99%+ positive customer rating. The broker listing also shows approximately $850K of inventory, and seller financing may be considered for a qualified buyer.

On the return: DealSlide did not detect why the listing left the market, so there is no confirmation that it was pending or that a transaction fell through. The main development is the $300K reduction on return, taking the ask from $700K to $400K.

The most important question to ask: Why did the listing leave the market for 11 days, what drove the 42.9% price reduction, and how is the approximately $850K of inventory valued and treated in the transaction?

Established in 2018, this DTC and B2B eCommerce brand sells children’s backpacks, travel bags, and accessories through Shopify, Faire, and direct wholesale relationships. The listing says 90%+ of traffic comes from organic sources, with minimal paid advertising.

The numbers: The $514K ask is based on approximately $312K revenue / $190K net profit, a 61% profit margin, or about 1.6x revenue and 2.7x profit. Inventory is not normally included in the asking price.

Why it’s interesting: Products include customizable and interchangeable backpack elements that the listing says contribute to repeat purchases. The primary supplier in China holds a utility patent and grants the business exclusive purchasing and distribution rights for specific product lines. U.S. and other trademark assets are also included in the sale.

What to watch: The business performs particularly well during the back-to-school season, making revenue and inventory needs seasonal. Buyers should also understand the economics and terms of the supplier relationship given the exclusive rights attached to specific product lines.

Worth asking: How much of annual revenue and profit is concentrated in the back-to-school period, what inventory investment is typically required ahead of that season, and what are the duration and transfer terms of the supplier’s exclusive purchasing and distribution rights?

Latest price drop: 16.7%, from $3M to $2.5M, a $500K reduction, for this B2B data and intelligence SaaS serving sales teams, SaaS platforms, and AI applications. Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on July 7, 2026, at $3M. This is the fir…