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Amazon brandNov 9

Amazon Party Tableware Brand with 30,000+ Reviews

Its tablecloths, napkins and cutlery party packs have sold on Amazon for eight years and built up more than 30,000 reviews across the catalogue.

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Profit
$712K
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Revenue
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Profit
$712K
Margin
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Age
8 yrs

How it rates

Valuation—

No asking price, so it can't be compared with similar listings.

Durability

8 years selling with 30,000+ reviews, but all sales appear to go through Amazon.

Hands-off

The managing partner works 15 to 20 hours a week; who handles sourcing and ads isn't stated.

Why it's interesting

  • 8 years on Amazon, with more than 30,000 reviews averaging about 4.5 stars across the catalogue.
  • About $712K a year in profit, with the managing partner working 15 to 20 hours a week.
  • SBA pre-qualified.

What to watch

  • Amazon appears to be the only sales channel, so an account suspension, fee rise or ranking change would hit nearly all revenue.
  • No revenue, margin or trend is given, so it's unclear whether profit is growing or shrinking.
  • Tablecloths, napkins and cutlery packs are likely made overseas and easy to copy, and the listing names no suppliers, tariff exposure or inventory level.
  • The broker gives only an approximate multiple of about 2.9 times profit, not an exact asking price.

Ask the seller

  1. What is the exact asking price, and does it include inventory?
  2. What were revenue, ad spend and profit in each of the last three years?
  3. Where are the products made, how many suppliers are used, and how have tariffs affected landed cost?

Growth plays

  • Offer bulk pricing through Amazon Business to caterers, event venues and party rental companies.
  • List the range on Walmart Marketplace to reach party-supply shoppers outside Amazon.
  • Build themed bundles for graduations, bridal showers and holidays, timed to peak party seasons.
Nov 10Added to Acumen Wire
Listed by Larvato

How we rate

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Durability
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Hands-off
How little of the owner's own time the business needs. Three dots: under about 10 hours a week, or a team runs the day-to-day.

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