Ecommerce Online Stores for Sale

The creator-owned business sells a fitness timer mainly through Amazon, with a small amount of Shopify sales. The business has mostly run on autopilot since 2024; maintaining inventory, marketing, and testing growth channels as areas that have not received consistent attention. No inventory is included.

The Shopify dropshipping store sells furniture and home decor through HomeRoots. The sale includes the Shopify store and catalogue, supplier relationship, 539 media assets, social auto-publishing automation, and 30 days of email support.

The business sells proprietary boat-cleaning products and accessories through a branded WooCommerce site, wholesale pricing for marine dealers, and an Amazon storefront; orders ship from a U.S. 3PL, while Amazon orders are fulfilled mainly through FBA. Sales peak during spring and summer boating months. The two owners offer 30 days of transition support, with seller financing open to discussion.

The US Amazon FBA business sells a 20-SKU tallow and honey body-care line launched in late July 2026. Operations take about 10 hours per week, and nearly all sales are through Amazon; Walmart, TikTok Shop, and Faire opened in fall 2026 and have had only a few orders so far. The asking price excludes inventory.

The Shopify store sells fashion accessories to customers in ~60 countries, with nearly all traffic coming from Meta ads. An external partner handles packing and shipping. The seller reports trailing-12-month net profit after operating costs and identifies Google Shopping, TikTok, further email and SMS marketing, and international markets as areas to develop.

For sale is a direct-to-consumer jewellery business selling fetish-inspired designs, with social media, promotions, giveaways, and an affiliate programme used for marketing. The seller reports 750+ inventory units with a stated retail value above $50K. The seller identifies wholesale distribution and retailer partnerships as possible next steps. The Etsy and Spicerack accounts are included in the sale.

Founded in 2018, this Shopify store sells evening gowns, pageant dresses, and special-occasion apparel with private-label branding. Sales currently come primarily from existing customers, organic traffic, and referrals, without active paid advertising or paid influencer campaigns. The seller estimates inventory at approximately $15,000, with its inclusion in the acquisition subject to the final transaction terms.

This Shopify store sells original aviation humor tees and hoodies to pilots and earns its revenue from product sales. Printify prints and ships each order on demand, so the business holds no inventory and does no fulfillment work.

An Amazon FBA brand that sells transport bags for electric scooters, bikes and folding bikes, plus a sports holdall, on European Amazon marketplaces. Amazon handles storage, shipping, customer service and returns. A factory in China makes the products, and the owner does stock planning, reordering and listing upkeep part time.

The business is a home-rental service for hyperbaric chambers. The model uses monthly rental fees and one-time shipping fees. Customers book and pay online. The assets include hyperbaric chambers, a booking and management system, setup and repacking videos, product photos, a supplier contact, and handover calls.

This business is a YouTube channel that publishes long-form diet, fitness, and longevity content for adults over fifty. It earns revenue from YouTube advertising. The sale includes a back catalog of long-form videos, an ebook store, a supplement store, and relationships with freelance video editors. The editors handle production, the owners provide management and oversight.

The business is a women's activewear e-commerce store that sells shaping leggings and bras through Shopify. The business launched in August 2025 and scaled rapidly to US$2.47M in TTM revenue.

DTC fashion and lifestyle e-commerce store operating across six European markets through a single Shopify storefront. Revenue comes from direct product sales, with fulfilment handled on demand by third-party suppliers and no inventory held. Customer acquisition comes through Google Ads, with an existing email list and small team available to continue operations.

E-commerce store selling nightwear, pyjamas, nightgowns, and loungewear across a multi-brand portfolio of European sleepwear labels. Revenue comes from direct product sales through the webstore, with fulfillment outsourced to a third-party center. The traffic is driven primarily by organic search alongside paid search and Meta advertising, and a customer contact database is included in the sale.

DTC e-commerce brand selling skincare consumables and at-home beauty devices through a Shopify storefront. Revenue comes from direct product sales, with new customers acquired through paid social advertising and returning customers retained through Klaviyo email flows. Fulfilment is handled by a third-party logistics provider in the EU, and a small team is in place.