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Cricut Crafting Membership

Courses & coaching

Beginners learn to use Cricut cutting machines through its courses, project tutorials and live Q&A calls, while a contractor's paid ads keep new members arriving.

Ask $154K · Profit $61.7K · 2.5x · Empire Flippers

Oct 29
Ask
$154K
Revenue
$282K
Profit
$61.7K
Margin
22%
Multiple
2.5x
Age
2 yrs (Nov 2023)
Label
Small Growth Play
Reason
Only 2 years old but already profitable, with a contractor team in place and a 17,000-name email list to build on.

Why it's interesting

  • $282K of revenue from monthly, annual and lifetime tiers covering a starter course, 50+ project tutorials, video libraries and a community.
  • Contractors handle community, marketing and support and are all willing to stay; the contractor who fronts the brand moves with the business.
  • Over 17,000 email subscribers on a WordPress and WooCommerce site.

What to watch

  • Members arrive mainly through paid ads, and a 22% margin leaves little room if ad costs rise.
  • If PayPal subscriptions cannot be transferred, the listing warns of heavy churn at handover.
  • Analytics did not track from mid December 2025 to mid April 2026, so four months of traffic and conversion data are missing.

Who it fits

A part-time owner who can manage a small contractor team and a paid ads budget, with about $155K to invest.

Ask the seller

  1. How many members pay through PayPal rather than Stripe, and how many are on lifetime plans?
  2. What is the monthly ad spend, the cost of each new member, and how long monthly members stay?
  3. What does the contractor who fronts the brand cost, and is there a written agreement to continue?

Growth plays

  • Run a January starter promotion aimed at people who received a Cricut machine as a holiday gift.
  • Join affiliate programs for vinyl, blanks and other supplies used in the 50+ tutorials, earning on materials members already buy.
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Solid Business, Fair Price
Established (5+ years), profitable (20%+ margin), steady, and fairly priced. A serious candidate to buy.
Solid Business, High Price
Meets the same quality bar, but the asking price is hard to justify.
Worth Studying
An interesting model or growth story, or a larger business that doesn't meet the Solid bar. Better to learn from than to buy.
Small Growth Play
A small working business ($25K+ revenue, $10K+ profit) that a skilled marketer could grow.