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Digital productsNov 12

Downloadable Church Skits Store with Christian Content Site

It sells over 1,000 downloadable church skits through Shopify alongside a multilingual Christian article site. Most of its visitors come from Google search.

Ask
$95.6K
Profit
$45.5K
Multiple
2.1x
Ask
$95.6K
Revenue
$61.3K
Profit
$45.5K
Margin
74%
Multiple
2.1x
Age
3 yrs (2023)

How it rates

ValuationFair

Similar digital product businesses we've tracked mostly ask 2.1–4.4x profit, or 1.8–3.8x adjusted for its higher risk; this one asks 2.1x.

Durability

About 3 years old, with most visitors from Google search and half its articles AI-assisted.

Hands-off

The seller runs it alone in about 2 hours a week, and digital orders are delivered automatically.

Why it's interesting

  • About 75% of revenue comes from skit downloads that are delivered instantly, with the rest from Mediavine Journey display ads.
  • Run by the seller alone in about 2 hours a week, with profit at 74% of revenue.
  • The sale includes about 1,800 Kit (ConvertKit) and 800 Beehiiv email subscribers and the social profiles, and can include the codebase for an AI skit-rehearsal app.
  • The seller offers 30 days of support by email and phone.

What to watch

  • Most traffic comes from Google organic search, so a ranking update could cut skit sales and ad income together.
  • About half of the roughly 1,000 articles were made with AI-assisted workflows, and new articles are written with Claude. Sites like this have often been hit by Google updates.
  • Google Ads are used in peak seasons, which suggests sales are seasonal. The listing gives no monthly revenue or traffic trend.
  • At 2.1 times profit, the price is near the low end for digital product businesses. Given how much it relies on Google, that looks fair rather than cheap.

Ask the seller

  1. What were monthly revenue and traffic over the last 24 months, split between skit sales and ads?
  2. What share of skit sales come from Google search, Google Ads and email, and how many buyers are repeat churches?
  3. How much is spent on Google Ads each year, and what sales does that spend bring in?

Growth plays

  • Offer churches an annual skit membership. The rehearsal app already made two sales inside a membership offer.
  • Send the 2,600 email subscribers seasonal skit packs before Christmas and Easter, so less of the sales depend on Google ads.
  • Sell bundles for youth and children's ministry leaders, such as themed sets for vacation Bible school and holiday programs.
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How we rate

Every business gets three ratings, each with a one-line reason. They describe the business; they don't decide whether it's listed.

FairHighLow ⚑Valuation
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Durability
Whether the profit is likely to last. Three dots usually take 5+ years (never under 3), steady or growing sales, and no reliance on one platform, one traffic source or paid ads alone.
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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