Online Businesses for Sale Under $100,000

This AI content detection tool generates revenue through monthly subscriptions and one-time credit sales, with minimal operational involvement. The business has low costs and some organic traffic but has not yet leveraged SEO or email marketing.

This micro jobs platform generates revenue through deposits and transaction fees. It ranks #1 for its main keyword, driving over 100K page views in the past 30 days. The platform has acquired thousands of users organically within its first few months, with continued daily growth. There is potential for increased monetization through premium job listings, employer ads, and crypto payment integration. The business operates with a single owner and minimal overhead.

This Shopify app enables merchants to offer flexible pricing through a "Make an Offer" feature, allowing customers to negotiate prices for products or collections. The app generates revenue through a 1% commission on orders processed via the app, with all traffic originating from the Shopify App Store listing.

This Shopify-based eCommerce business specializes in pet products, primarily dog beds, with additional inventory including car covers, RC cars, knee pads, and preserved roses. The business generates revenue through a mix of stocked inventory and dropshipping, with 40% of traffic from Google Ads and 40% from organic search.

Established in 2014, this content website generates revenue primarily through guest posting and link placements, earning approximately $30K annually. The seller is offering operational support for one year post-sale.

This content-driven website featuring 279 niche calculators across finance, health, education, and other categories. The business operates on an automated, low-overhead model, generating revenue through Google AdSense and affiliate partnerships.

This Shopify-based dropshipping business operates in the gadgets and electronics niche. The business attracts around 100,000 visitors annually, with 40% of traffic coming from the U.S. Around 50% sourced organically from social media, minimizing customer acquisition costs.

CharlesandHudson.com is a long-established home improvement blog with 16,000 monthly visitors and $1,100 in monthly revenue, primarily from Mediavine display ads (94%), along with minor earnings from YouTube and Amazon affiliates. The site benefits from strong domain authority, with 55% of traffic coming from organic search. The business operates with minimal overhead and requires limited ongoing management.

This 7-month-old fashion and beauty blog generates revenue through Mediavine (Journey), Amazon Affiliates, and Sovrn Commerce. Monthly earnings have been consistently growing. The site primarily acquires traffic from two Pinterest accounts, one with millions of monthly views. The majority of traffic comes from the U.S. and Germany. The sale includes both Pinterest accounts, which serve as the primary traffic source.

This business sells paid Notion templates and bundles, alongside free lead magnets for audience growth. It includes three domains, a localized website (English & French), and a monetized newsletter with sponsorship revenue. The sale also includes social media accounts, product images, blog content, marketing materials, and linked business accounts (Notion, Canva, Beehiiv, etc.)