DealSlide tracked this Amazon FBA and Shopify home goods brand returning to market after 18 days off market following a pending-sale status at the same $700.8K asking price.

Timeline: First detected on June 9, 2026, at $710K, the ask dropped to $580.1K on July 11, increased to $636.8K on August 7, and then to $700.8K on September 12. The listing went pending on September 16 and returned on October 5. The current ask is only about 1.3% below the original tracked price.

The numbers: Empire Flippers reports approximately $1.19M annual revenue / $323.4K annual net profit, a roughly 27% profit margin, putting the current ask at about 0.6x revenue and 2.2x profit. The business operates across Amazon FBA and Shopify, has 62 SKUs, and first generated revenue in October 2023.

What stands out: Empire Flippers says roughly 60% of profit comes from the core intimate furniture and wellness range, with older home-goods SKUs contributing the balance. The sale also includes proprietary product assets, Amazon Brand Registry, a U.S. trademark, Shopify, and related supplier and customer-service assets.

What to watch: DealSlide does not indicate what occurred during the 18-day off-market period. The listing also notes that the Seller Central legal entity is locked to Bulgaria, which may affect transfer timing depending on the buyer’s entity structure.

Things to Consider During Due Diligence: What occurred during the prior pending/off-market period? How are revenue and profit split between Amazon, Shopify, the core wellness range, and legacy SKUs? What inventory, supplier, advertising, return-rate, and Seller Central transfer requirements would a buyer inherit?