This direct-to-consumer sports storage brand holds patent protection on its core product line and generates approximately $165,000 in revenue with a 3.4x return on ad spend, indicating efficient paid acquisition. The business sells through established e-commerce channels with documented brand assets, and upside exists through vertical integration into manufacturing and adjacent product categories. At a $410,000 asking price, the deal suits a buyer with consumer products or e-commerce operating experience looking to build on a defensible IP position.
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The asking price is $410,000. Exact terms and any seller financing are confirmed directly with the seller after you sign up.
This business reports approximately $18,192 in annual cash flow (SDE/EBITDA), implying a 22.5x multiple on the asking price.
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Many businesses in this price range qualify for SBA 7(a) financing, which can cover up to 90% of the purchase price over a 10-year term. See the financing snapshot above for an illustrative scenario.
