$82.4K Per Month Amazon FBA Business in the Home Niche

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This listing is for an Amazon FBA business in the home niche, specializing in candles and related products. Established with Brand Registry 2.0, the business benefits from enhanced brand protection and visibility on Amazon. The majority of revenue comes from 10 Parent ASINs and 80 SKUs, offering a diverse selection that caters to a broad customer base.

Products are sourced from a single supplier in Vietnam, with inventory stored at Amazon Warehousing & Distribution (AWD) before being sent to FBA fulfillment centers. The business primarily serves the U.S. market (99%), with a small portion of sales coming from Canada.

Financially, the business operates with healthy margins, maintaining a COGS of 16.24%, a TACoS of 20.56%, and a net profit margin of 21.34%. The current owner spends approximately 15 hours per week on operations, including inventory management and PPC oversight.

While the primary source of inventory comes from one supplier, there are backup suppliers if needed.

*Inventory is not normally included in the list price, further details can be provided to Unlockers.

Ecommerce | Home and Garden

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Established turn-key and hands-off home decor and fine art eCommerce business with $50k revenue and 64% profit margin ready for growth.

Mode Vintage

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I’m selling mode-vintage.com, a dropshipping e-commerce site (Shopify), specialising in vintage fashion, with good SEO and 3 years in existence.

15-Year-Old Food Blog | 1,500+ Posts | Multiple Income Streams

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Launched in 2010, this food blog with roughly 1,500 published posts is mostly focused on Mexican food.

The WordPress blog has had over 1,100,000 sessions in the TTM, with the top traffic channels being organic search, direct, MSN, social, Flipboard, and referral traffic. Traffic is up 2.24% YoY. The primary revenue driver is Raptive ad earnings, which contributes 89% of the total income; the remaining revenue comprises 6.3% from MSN, 1.9% from sponsored posts, 1.2% from Newsbreak, and 1.2% from affiliate earnings.

The owner works roughly 35 hours per week on the business, focusing primarily on content creation with the help of contractors. One full-time contractor is based in Mexico and helps manage the business. The others help with MSN posts and occasional photography and videography work. A new owner could step into this business and focus their efforts on new content creation to take over for the owner or look to hire more contractors to help with content creation.

The owner injured her neck in late 2023, which makes sitting at a desk and working at a computer challenging. That is the primary reason she is looking to sell at this time. She can work for a little while and then must lie down, and she must do this on and off multiple times each day to complete the work. After ~15 years, it’s time for someone new with a passion for the Mexican Food niche to take over.