Flippa’s headline claims $200K in yearly profit, but the listed $12.7K monthly profit annualizes to approximately $152.7K.

The numbers: Listed at $435K, including $7.5K of inventory, on approximately $167.3K in annual revenue and $152.7K in annual profit. That equals 2.6x revenue and 2.8x profit. Flippa displays a 93% margin, but the listed monthly figures calculate to approximately 91.3%.

How it works: The faceless channel covers smartphones, tablets, smart-home products, and other consumer technology. Sponsorships are the largest revenue source, with additional income from AdSense, Amazon affiliate commissions, and reselling review products. The seller says older videos continue attracting non-subscriber views through search, but the actual traffic-source split is not disclosed.

The seller situation: One person currently handles production and has reportedly been unable to meet all available sponsor demand. The seller will provide production training and brand introductions, but a buyer will need enough content capacity to maintain the publishing schedule and sponsor relationships. The public listing does not disclose the reason for selling.

Worth asking: What period or adjustment supports the advertised $200K in annual profit, and how does it reconcile with the listed $12.7K monthly figure?

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