DTC Collagen Supplement Brand for Women 40+
DTC subscription supplementsAn overseas partner makes, stores and ships its collagen supplements for women over 40 and bills only for completed orders.
Ask $550K · Profit $197K · 2.8x · Website Closers
Worth StudyingOct 23
- Ask
- $550K
- Revenue
- $538K
- Profit
- $197K
- Margin
- 37%
- Multiple
- 2.8x
- Age
- ~3 yrs (2023)
- Label
- Worth Studying
- Reason
- Too large to count as small and profitable, but about 3 years old, with recent months below an earlier peak.
Why it's interesting
- Asset-light: an overseas partner manufactures, holds inventory and ships direct, billing weekly for completed orders; a shared virtual assistant handles support.
- The owner works about four hours a day or less, and SDE is $197K on $538K revenue (37%).
- Asking $550K (about 2.8x SDE) with seller financing for qualified buyers; 70% of customers return.
What to watch
- Growth relies mainly on one paid social channel with first-order CAC at break-even, so rising ad costs hit profit directly.
- Monthly revenue 'previously exceeded $90,000', implying lower recent months; sales rose about 43% July–September only after advertising resumed.
- Overseas manufacturing adds tariff, shipping-time and supplement quality and compliance exposure (inference).
Who it fits
A paid-social and retention marketer who can extend subscriber life in a crowded collagen category.
Ask the seller
- What was monthly revenue against ad spend over the last 18 months?
- Of subscribers who joined in early 2025, what share were still active at month six?
- What quality testing and certificates does the overseas manufacturer provide for each product?
Growth plays
- Build the email and SMS flows the brand lacks, aimed at subscribers in months three and four, before the typical cancellation point.
- Launch the pending joint-support formula as an add-on to existing collagen subscribers rather than a cold-traffic product.
Oct 24Added to Acumen Wire