2-year-old B2B wholesale distributor listed at $600K, or 0.4x revenue and about 1.0x profit, on $1.49M revenue and $575K profit.

The numbers: Margin is 38.5%, with about 300 active customers and 58% repeat revenue.

How it works: The business serves online sellers, retailers, distributors, and corporate buyers across the US. It uses an asset-light model with 130+ suppliers and third-party warehousing and logistics. No supplier reportedly represents more than 8% of purchases.

What stands out: Custom systems automate ordering, catalogs, pricing, customer support, supplier onboarding, and inbound lead generation from search and AI search.

Worth asking: How much of the business is truly automated? How transferable are supplier and customer relationships? Buyers should also ask why the seller is exiting after only two years.