This is an established, five-year-old ecommerce business serving a loyal, underserved niche: specialty grocery products for a diaspora community, shipped nationwide from a dedicated U.S. warehouse. The business has built a repeat customer base of roughly 70,000 shoppers and has fulfilled more than 58,000 orders since launch, with recent monthly order volume averaging 850–950.

The operation is turnkey: a small, experienced team already handles marketing, vendor relationships, and day-to-day fulfillment, and the business is built to run with minimal owner involvement. Core systems — ecommerce platform, CRM, and multi-channel marketing automation — are already in place and active. Physical assets (warehouse equipment, freezers, delivery vehicles, and production equipment at an international sourcing facility) are included in the sale, along with existing vendor and supplier relationships.

Revenue has ranged from $300K–$350K in its first full year to a peak of $1.55M–$1.65M, with trailing-twelve-month revenue of $900K–$950K. The business is currently operating near breakeven at its current run-rate, which is reflected in the price: this is a growth/reinvestment opportunity for a buyer with capital to fund working inventory, marketing, and operational focus — not a fully passive cash-flow purchase. An independent asset-based valuation places current business value (inventory plus fixed assets) at $378,000–$429,000, and the asking price is set below that range.

This is a strong fit for a buyer who wants the advantages of an established brand, customer base, and operating systems rather than starting from zero, and who has the capital and attention to reaccelerate growth.