I am selling my established Amazon FBA business, an office supplies reseller I founded in 2018 that has been operating continuously ever since. Over the trailing twelve months, the store generated $735,221 in revenue and $107,885 in net profit after Amazon fees and all costs, and it asks almost nothing of me.
I spend about one hour per week on it because my virtual assistant, who has been with the store since the very beginning, handles the day to day operations. She has agreed to stay on with the new owner, which means you are not just buying a store, you are inheriting the person who already knows how to run it.
The model is simple and durable. I source proven office products at wholesale and sell them through Amazon FBA. Office supplies are one of the most dependable categories on Amazon: businesses, schools, and home offices buy the same consumable items again and again, month after month, in any economy.
A meaningful portion of my catalog runs on Amazon's Subscribe & Save program, because products like printer ink and everyday office consumables are naturally repeatable purchases. That gives this store something most FBA businesses never achieve: recurring, predictable revenue from customers who reorder automatically.
Operationally, I never touch a product. A third party logistics provider receives, inspects, preps, and ships all inventory to Amazon's fulfillment centers, and Amazon handles storage, delivery, customer service, and returns. There is no warehouse, no lease, and no equipment. The seller account is in immaculate health and has never been suspended in over seven years of operation.
I am asking $148,500, which includes approximately $12,000 of inventory, and the price is negotiable for a serious buyer. I am also offering seven months of post sale transition support, far beyond the 30 days typical for listings in this category, because I want the handover to succeed and I have the time to make sure it does.
If you have been looking for a genuinely turnkey ecommerce business with real profit, a proven operator staying on, and a category that never goes out of style, I would love to hear from you.
