Back on the market at $350K, 46.4% below its prior $653.5K ask, for this one-year-old YouTube channel with 2.1M subscribers and a reported 4B views. DealSlide previously recorded the listing as sold/inactive before it resurfaced.
Timeline: First detected on DealSlide on May 29, 2026, it was active for 40 days before being marked inactive/sold on July 8. It returned 27 days later on August 5 at $392.1K, then dropped another 10.7% to $350K on August 8.
The numbers: Flippa reports $397.5K annual revenue / $392.4K annual profit, a 99% margin, putting the current ask at roughly 0.9x revenue and 0.9x profit. For a channel this young with 2.1M subscribers and 4B reported views, buyers should spend more time on the durability of traffic and earnings than the headline subscriber count.
On the failed deal: Flippa can mark listings as sold while a transaction is still under offer, so the prior status does not necessarily mean a completed sale fell apart. What matters is whether there was a real buyer, how far the process got, and why the seller has now come back at nearly half the previous ask.
The most important question to ask: What happened with the prior buyer or transaction, and what specifically drove the price from $653.5K to $350K?
