Asking Price: $81,000 + Inventory

This 9-year-old Amazon FBA brand is built around a simple insight: premium art prints. Sold across an unusually broad catalog of roughly 400 SKUs, this FBA business turns casual buyers into repeat customers when the product and packaging both deliver on quality. From bathroom prints to educational classroom posters, the seller has built genuine category ownership rather than chasing trends, earning a 4.9-star lifetime seller rating and more than 5,000 product reviews along the way.

The opportunity here is straightforward. Revenue has declined from $261,776 in 2023 to $133,780 on a trailing 12-month basis, but gross margin has barely moved, holding above 90% throughout. That gap tells the real story: the decline tracks the owner’s shift toward full-time teaching, a growing family, and overall neglect of the business, not any weakness in the product. The business runs on roughly five hours per week, and the account has never had a suspension, an IP complaint, or a legal dispute.

The growth case is already proven rather than theoretical. Fifty new designs launched last year pushed 18 into the top 20 sellers, and design creation leans on AI image generation and low-cost freelance work rather than in-house artists. Streamlining that pipeline further, alongside the bulk-listing tools that larger sellers use, would allow a new owner to multiply catalog output without adding hours.

Add a proven FBM test of framed, multi-size best-sellers showing strong margins with no inventory risk, and a buyer inherits a low-workload platform with a validated path back to its historical highs.