Online Businesses for Sale Under $250,000

Nail art and beauty content website covering nail designs, nail care, manicures, and pedicures. Revenue comes from display advertising and sponsored content.

High-converting powersports gear guides built on real reviews, monetized with high-tier private affiliate deals, and driven by paid traffic model immune to SEO updates.

Affiliate content site in the skincare niche, focused on reviews and buying guides for dry and sensitive skin products. Revenue comes from the Amazon Associates programme through product recommendation links. Traffic arrives through organic search, and the site runs on WordPress with minimal owner involvement.

Shopify store selling high-ticket industrial and digital fabrication equipment such as 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC machines, and welders. Orders are fulfilled through a supplier-direct model, so the business holds no inventory and needs no warehouse. A solo owner runs it part-time, and the sale includes the storefront, product catalog, documentation library, and seller transition support.

A domain-trading marketplace where users can list, buy, and sell premium domain names, with transactions handled through third-party escrow. The seller describes revenue coming from sales commissions, premium listings, premium buyer access, and confidential listings.

E-commerce store selling adult wellness products to a United States customer base through a Shopify storefront, with revenue from direct product sales. Fulfillment is drop-ship: items are sourced and shipped per order rather than held as inventory. Traffic comes mainly from paid search, and the business runs solo.

Marketplace where users list and buy websites, blogs, and other online businesses. Revenue comes from commission on completed sales, buyer memberships, seller listing fees, promotional upgrades, and display advertising. The platform is built on Django and runs on a Linux VPS. A solo owner runs it, and the listing and escrow steps are automated.

Fashion and beauty content site covering outfits, nails, hairstyles and style trends. Revenue comes from display advertising through Monumetric and from Amazon Associates commissions. Most visitors arrive from Pinterest, and the Pinterest account that drives that traffic is included in the sale. The site runs on WordPress and the owner spends under two hours a week on it.

YouTube channel producing long form narrated recaps of manhwa and anime stories. Revenue comes from the YouTube Partner Program through AdSense, and the channel links to a Ko-fi donation page. A solo owner runs it, and the video library and brand assets transfer with the channel.