$6.0K Per Month Amazon FBA Site in the Children Niche
Asking 2.3x annual profit. Comparable Ecommerce businesses sell around 2.4x (1.8 to 3x, 2956 comps). Priced 6% below the median.
- Monthly revenue
- $5,978
- Monthly expenses
- $3,952
- Monthly net profit
- $2,025
- Profit margin
- +34%
- Monetization
- Amazon FBA
- Niche
- Children
- Hours / week
- 3
- Days on market
- 57
Summary
This listing is for an Amazon FBA created in December 2016 in the children’s niche. The business sells in the UK, with 7 SKUs for children’s products and 1 in the health & wellness niche. The Seller has a trademark on both brands and both are part of Amazon’s Brand Registry 2.0 program. The business has had consistent earnings over the last 12 months and requires minimal work from the Seller. The Seller spends about 3 hours per week running the business. Their primary role is to reply to customers and to restock inventory at the fulfillment center. If the products are out of stock at Amazon, then the Seller fulfills the orders themselves While they haven’t been utilized, the Seller has set up a Facebook account for the children’s brand and an Instagram account for the health & wellness brand. There is also a basic Wordpress site for the health & wellness brand. * The business sells on Amazon in FR, DE, ES, and IT, but the large majority of sales are from the UK marketplace. *The Seller currently receives inventory at their house before sending to Amazon’s warehouses, giving them some additional quality control over the product. This is not required to be done by the Buyer and the Product Landed Costs/valuation factor in the costs of replacing this step. The PLC takes into account the costs of performing additional QC at the suppliers end and then shipping directly from the suppliers to Amazon.
Reason for sale
The Seller is returning to a full time job and doesn't want to continue running the business while working full time as well.
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