What does the sale of an e-commerce business look like? How big does your business need to be, and what kind of sale price can you expect? In this report, we share data and stories behind a variety of e-commerce acquisitions.
This founder started Pets Are Kids Too with $3,000 he put on a credit card, built a strong brand through charity work, then sold in three years for a 7-figure payday.
He started by listing foot masks on Amazon. When they sold out, Adi Gullia saw an opportunity in skincare. He launched Grace & Stella, which earned $85M+ in lifetime revenue.
First Landings founder Danny Vivier created a niche in the baby products market while working a full-time job. Three years later, he landed a deal with an Amazon aggregator.
“I have seen so many women close their businesses down lately,” Christina Scalera said. “I just wish more people, especially women, knew that there was an alternative option.”
This teacher subscription box company sent 1,000+ boxes out each month and generated an annual 6-figure profit — but the founder struggled to find the right buyer.
This entrepreneur put years of flipping experience to work on his first e-commerce site. He leaned into SEO to drive traffic and increased revenue to $30K+ per month.