A curated shortlist of profitable online businesses for sale, with the numbers on the card.
12 businesses listed · 1 sold
A one-person SaaS that unsubscribes people from newsletters they never read. Flat MRR for eight months, but…
Weekly finance newsletter for small business owners. 41,000 subscribers, sponsorships booked out two months…
iOS-only notes app with a one-time purchase and 62,000 lifetime downloads. No servers to run.
Gym management dashboard sold to independent studios. Growing 6% a month for the last year.
Recipe and cookware review site. 310,000 monthly visitors, earning from display ads and an Amazon associate…
Paid Discord community for adult guitar learners. 640 members at $12 a month, churn under 4%.
Hand-poured candle brand with a strong wholesale channel. Acquired in June 2026.
Amazon FBA brand selling ultralight dry bags. Three SKUs, all ranking on page one.
Six-person brand design agency with four retainer clients and a booked pipeline into next quarter.
Asynchronous standup bot used by 210 teams. Runs on a single small server and needs almost no attention.
Single-origin coffee subscription with 1,180 active subscribers and a 14-month average customer lifetime.
Plans, tutorials and a weekly newsletter for hobbyist woodworkers. Two revenue lines, neither dominant.
“The metric rail is the feature. I scanned forty listings in ten minutes because the numbers line up instead of hiding in paragraphs.”
“Asked a question through the contact form on a Tuesday, had verified Stripe exports by Thursday, closed within the month.”
“The due-diligence guide talked me out of my first pick and into a much better second one. That article paid for someone's year.”
No. Listings are curated but not audited — figures come from sellers and the marketplaces linked to. Treat every number as a claim to check, ask for proof (bank statements, analytics access, Stripe exports) and do your own due diligence before any money moves.
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Featured and Editor's choice are our picks. Sponsored means the placement is paid. Verified means we confirmed the listing exists at the linked source — not that its figures are accurate.
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