Online Business Deal Highlights

Latest price drop: 20%, from $3.77M to $3.01M, a $753K reduction, for this multi-channel fashion accessories and consumer gadgets business.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on June 15, 2026, at $3.73M. After increasing to $3.83M in July, the listing recorded three subsequent reductions, including two price changes on September 17. The current ask is now approximately 19.2% below the original tracked price and 21.4% below the July peak.

The numbers at the new price: The business reports approximately $4.63M annual revenue / $1.00M net profit, a roughly 22% margin. At the $3.01M ask, that equals about 0.7x revenue and 3.0x profit. The business operates across Amazon FBA/FBM, Shopify and other marketplaces, with 1,459 SKUs and approximately 28 hours of weekly owner involvement.

On the price drop: The latest $753K reduction is the largest recorded adjustment so far. The listing also notes that inventory is generally not included in the asking price, along with considerations around VAT registrations and a UK-locked Seller Central legal entity.

The most important question to ask: What specifically drove the 20% reduction on September 17, and have revenue, profit, inventory requirements, or Amazon transfer terms changed since the prior asking price?

DealSlide tracked this patented consumer products brand from a $1.8M asking price to sold in 108 days, including 71 days pending before Website Closers marked the transaction closed. The timeline: First detected on June 1, 2026, the listing…

Latest price drop: 10%, from $1.49M to $1.34M, a roughly $149K reduction, for this casual gaming website monetized through display and video advertising.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on June 11, 2026, at $1.95M. This is the third recorded price reduction in 97 days, following cuts in July and August. The current ask is now approximately 31% below the original price, a cumulative reduction of about $607K.

The numbers at the new price: The business reports $571K annual revenue / $559K annual profit, an approximately 98% profit margin. At the $1.34M ask, that equals roughly 2.4x revenue and 2.4x profit. Traffic comes primarily from direct returning users and organic search through Google and Bing, with approximately 5% from Google Ads.

On the price drop: DealSlide has now tracked three price reductions in just over three months, taking the ask from roughly $1.95M to $1.34M. No pending period has been recorded between those reductions.

The most important question to ask: What specifically drove the three reductions from $1.95M to $1.34M, and have traffic, advertising revenue, or operating expenses changed since the listing first came to market?

DealSlide tracked this dental CAD/CAM eCommerce brand for 78 days from first detection to Flippa’s sold status, with the listing ultimately displaying a $275K price after its auction ended. The timeline: First detected on June 30, 2026, at …

Established in 2020, this kitchen knife and accessories brand sells through Shopify, online marketplaces, and wholesale accounts across approximately 50 countries. Its Shopify store reports a $279 AOV and 17% repeat customer rate.

The numbers: The $10.5M ask is based on $6.07M gross income / $2.22M cash flow, a roughly 37% cash-flow margin, or about 1.7x gross income and 4.7x cash flow. The business is SBA pre-qualified, and the listing says approximately $600K of finished-goods inventory is included.

Why it’s interesting: The site averages about 1,850 daily visitors, while reported lifetime ROAS is 4.14x on Meta and 5.71x on Amazon US. The email database includes approximately 100K profiles, including 20K active subscribers. The listing also cites individual corporate-gifting orders of roughly $40K–$45K.

What to watch: The owner reports approximately 10 hours of weekly involvement, while the listing says the customer-service role will need to be replaced after the sale. The headline also cites 39% growth comparing 2024 with TTM, so the exact metric and comparison period are worth confirming.

Worth asking: What specifically grew 39%, and how do revenue, cash flow, CAC, and contribution margin break down across Shopify, Amazon, wholesale, and the major product categories?

DealSlide tracked this personalized gifts eCommerce business back on market after 47 days inactive at the same $1.39M asking price.

Timeline: First detected on November 25, 2025, at $1.85M, the ask was reduced 24.6% to $1.39M on January 16, 2026. The listing went inactive on July 31 after 248 days tracked and returned on September 16 after 47 days off market.

The numbers: Flippa reports approximately $46.3K monthly profit at a 52% margin, equivalent to roughly $556K annual profit / $1.07M annual revenue. At the $1.39M ask, that equals about 1.3x revenue and 2.5x profit. The business also reports 1M+ social followers and approximately 601K monthly page views.

On the return: DealSlide does not show that the 47-day inactive period represented a pending transaction, so there is no confirmed failed deal. The asking price also remained unchanged on return, with the current $1.39M price in place since January.

The most important question to ask: Why was the listing inactive for 47 days, and did anything material change in the business or sale process before it returned?

Latest price drop: 16.7%, from $6M to $5M, a $1M reduction, for this SEO/AIO SaaS plugin serving a major CMS ecosystem.

Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on June 16, 2026, at $7.8M. This is the second recorded price reduction in 91 days, following a 23.1% cut to $6M in July. The current ask is now 35.9% below the original price, a cumulative reduction of $2.8M.

The numbers at the new price: The business reports $1.6M TTM revenue / $1.2M TTM profit, a 75% margin, alongside $1.5M ARR and 155% annual growth. At the $5M ask, that equals roughly 3.1x revenue and 4.2x profit. The listing also reports 5,000+ paying customers, 50,000+ total users, and 3–5% churn trending downward.

On the price drop: DealSlide has now tracked the ask moving from $7.8M to $6M to $5M in roughly three months, with no pending period recorded between those reductions. The listing is also Under M&A advisory on Acquire, meaning the listing is being managed by a professional M&A Advisor through Acquire.

The most important question to ask: What specifically drove the $2.8M cumulative reduction, and have ARR, profit, churn, or the contribution from the merged attribution product changed since the original $7.8M ask?

Established in 1897, this correspondent mortgage lender is actively lending in four states with 34 loan officers. The company handles underwriting, closing and funding internally before selling loans on the secondary market, with an average loan size of approximately $400K.

The numbers: The $3.125M ask is based on $1.92M gross income / $959K cash flow, a roughly 50% cash-flow margin, or about 1.6x gross income and 3.3x cash flow. Seller financing is available to qualified buyers.

Why it’s interesting: The team includes underwriting, closing, funding, secondary-marketing and accounting support in addition to the 34 loan officers. The listing says key employees have 10–20 years of tenure, while the owner spends approximately one hour per day on mortgage-related work.

What to watch: The company is currently licensed and lending in four states and does not retain servicing rights after loans are sold. The listing headline also cites 88% YoY growth, but the provided details do not identify which metric that growth rate refers to.

Worth asking: What exactly does the reported 88% YoY growth measure, and what were the underlying prior-year and current-year figures?

DealSlide tracked this wellness eCommerce brand returning after 26 days inactive with a 45.5% price cut, from $2.2M to $1.2M.

Timeline: First detected on March 11, 2026, at $2.9M, the ask fell to $2.7M on March 30 and $2.2M on June 1 before the listing went inactive on August 20. It returned on September 15 at $1.2M, now 58.6% below the original tracked ask, a cumulative reduction of $1.7M.

The numbers: The current listing reports approximately $167K monthly revenue / $41K monthly profit, equivalent to roughly $2.0M annual revenue / $492K annual profit at a 25% margin. At the $1.2M ask, that equals about 0.6x revenue and 2.4x profit. The brand also reports $20M+ lifetime sales, 215K+ orders, and a 28% repeat-customer rate.

On the return: DealSlide does not show that the 26-day inactive period represented a pending transaction, so there is no confirmed failed deal. The notable change is the additional $1M reduction on return. The seller describes the listing as a fire sale tied to urgent personal circumstances and a need for liquidity.

The most important question to ask: What occurred during the 26-day inactive period, and what changed between the $2.2M ask and the decision to return at $1.2M?

DealSlide tracked this two-site Mexico travel content portfolio going under offer after 43 days on the market at a $57K asking price, with no recorded price change. The numbers: Quiet Light reports approximately $20K annual revenue / $18K a…

DealSlide tracked this SBA-pre-qualified industrial equipment distributor for 573 days from first detection to sold, while the asking price fell from $4.25M to a final tracked $2.7M, a $1.55M or 36% reduction. The timeline: First detected o…

DealSlide tracked this electrolyte e-commerce brand going under offer after 33 days on the market at a $2.7M asking price, with no recorded price change. The numbers: Quiet Light reports approximately $3.1M annual revenue / $817K annual pro…