Established in 2022, this medical television and digital media business produces physician-led programming distributed to 48M U.S. households. Revenue comes from physician-funded productions, corporate sponsorships, branded content and production services.

The numbers: The $900K ask is based on $698.5K gross income / $331.8K cash flow, a roughly 48% cash-flow margin, or about 1.3x gross income and 2.7x cash flow. The listing says seller financing or an earn-out may be considered, with most of the purchase price paid at closing.

Why it’s interesting: A standard 30-minute episode averages $6,500, while approximately 40% of pilots expand into 10-episode series and 30% of clients return for additional work. Prospecting is supported by a 30,000-person healthcare database and proprietary AI workflows for research, communications, follow-ups and scheduling. The company reports no paid advertising spend.

What to watch: The owner works roughly 25–30 hours per week across recruitment, sponsor relationships, scheduling, website activity and distribution partners. Production volume typically runs 4–6 shows per month.

Worth asking: How much revenue depends on relationships and activities currently handled directly by the owner, and which of those responsibilities would transfer to a buyer?