WordPress plugin business selling a one-page checkout tool for WooCommerce, primarily targeting cash-on-delivery markets. The business generates revenue from plugin license sales, recurring annual subscriptions, and developer bundles. Operations are managed by a solo founder with minimal support workload, and the business includes a custom-built license generator system.

A digital publishing platform that empowers authors, publishers, and content creators to create, distribute, and monetize eBooks globally. Revenue is split between high-margin service production fees and ongoing commissions from digital content distribution partners.

Ecommerce business selling prefabricated homes, operating on a made-to-order model with no inventory and minimal owner involvement. Fulfillment is handled by a U.S.-based partner working with overseas manufacturers, and customer payments are collected upfront. Sales are supported by a growing affiliate program with over 250 registered partners.

This is a 12-year-old WordPress content site in the gluten-free food niche, monetized exclusively through Raptive display ads. The business receives primarily organic traffic and has been passively operated for several years while maintaining consistent revenue and profit.

Affiliate website in the bathroom and home-improvement niche built on WordPress and monetized through Amazon Associates. All revenue generated from organic Google traffic via buyer-intent content. Sale includes the domain, full site, branded assets, and 14-day post-sale support.

ModBay a UGC platform for Minecraft fans and creators: mods, maps, resource packs, and community. The business generates revenue through Ezoic ads and operates with minimal manual moderation via an AI-powered bot. Assets included in the sale are full site functionality, custom modules, social media channels, additional domains, and a Discord channel.

This Shopify store sells personalized gifting products primarily to U.S. customers through direct-to-consumer sales supported by Google and Facebook advertising. Operations are highly automated, with contractors managing media buying and customer support, while the current owners remain largely uninvolved. The sale includes email and SMS subscriber lists, ad content, two domains, and social media accounts.