French Table Linens and Home Goods Store
Shopify ecommerce retailerIts 42,000-customer database has barely been emailed, even after 18 years of selling French table linens through its own website.
Ask $400K · Profit $127K · 3.1x · BizBuySell
Fair DealOct 24
- Ask
- $400K
- Revenue
- $526K
- Profit
- $127K
- Margin
- 24%
- Multiple
- 3.1x
- Age
- ~18 yrs (2008)
- Label
- Fair Deal
- Reason
- An 18-year record at a 24% margin; seller financing helps justify about 3x, though the owners' time may not be counted.
Why it's interesting
- 18 years trading, about 94% of sales through its own site with strong organic search rankings, and 38% of sales from repeat buyers.
- A 42,000+ customer database that is barely emailed, five main suppliers in the U.S. and France, and about 800 SKUs.
- Seller financing available, with training on suppliers, inventory, fulfillment, Shopify and Amazon.
What to watch
- The owners handle daily work and one part-timer ships from a leased ~900 sq ft California unit, so the EBITDA may not cover the owners' labor.
- French-made goods are exposed to US tariffs and euro-dollar swings.
- Dependence on Google organic traffic leaves sales open to algorithm and AI-search changes, and no trend data is given.
Who it fits
A hands-on retail operator willing to run or relocate a small warehouse, or move 800 SKUs to a 3PL, with some capital for inventory.
Ask the seller
- How many hours does each owner work, and is any owner pay deducted before the $127K EBITDA?
- What is inventory worth at cost, and is it included in the $400K price?
- How has organic search traffic changed over the last three years, including any shift to AI search results?
Growth plays
- Wedding registry listings (Zola, The Knot) for the table and kitchen linens, a standard registry category.
- Win back lapsed buyers in the underused 42,000-customer database with seasonal table-setting collections.
Oct 24Added to Acumen Wire