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Sports-nutrition DTC supplement brand
Remote · US fulfilment
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Asking price
$1,152,000
TTM revenue
$2,100,000
TTM profit
$384,000
Profit / month
$32,000
Multiple
3×
Age
6 yrs
The asset
A sports-nutrition brand selling protein powders and recovery products directly to consumers, with a loyal customer base that keeps coming back. A 41% repeat-purchase rate and a subscribe-and-save option drive steady recurring orders, and a professionally run Amazon storefront brings in incremental sales without undercutting the higher-margin DTC channel. Formulation and manufacturing are outsourced to a contract manufacturer, and a US 3PL handles pick-and-pack, leaving the owner focused on product, retention, and the brand itself rather than warehouse operations.
Why it's worth a look
- Subscribers now generate 26% of all sales, and better yet, 41% of one-time buyers turn into repeat customers
- Second channel on Amazon, professionally managed
- No ad spend sits behind roughly three in ten direct-to-consumer sales — those close through automated email and SMS instead
- Manufacturing and fulfilment are both outsourced, so the owner's job is the brand
What's included
- Full Shopify backend access — theme, checkout configuration, and the recharge app behind the subscribe-and-save program
- Contract-manufacturing agreement and 3PL fulfillment contract
- Ownership of the product formulas and the registered trademarks, plus the Amazon Seller Central account tied to the brand
- Marketing infrastructure transfers as a set: the email/SMS platform, paid-social ad accounts, and the brand's social channels all move to the new owner
Risks, stated plainly
- Buying raw ingredients and finished inventory ahead of demand ties up real cash before it ever converts to a sale
- Supplement claims and label compliance need ongoing diligence
- A meaningful share of new customers still comes from paid social ads