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Heart-Health Cacao and Supplement Brand

Its high-flavanol cacao and heart-health supplements have about 4,800 customers, half of them repeat buyers. Last month's sales ran well below its monthly average.

Ask
$250K
Profit
$82.5K
Multiple
3.0x
Ask
$250K
Revenue
$836K
Profit
$82.5K
Margin
10%
Multiple
3.0x
Age
1 yr (Sep 2025)

How it rates

ValuationHigh

Other ecommerce brands we've tracked mostly ask 1.6–3.4x profit, or 1.4–2.9x adjusted for its short history or recent decline; this one asks 3.0x.

Durability

Launched in September 2025, and sales lean on Meta ads, which are now paused.

Hands-off

The owner spends about 4 hours a week; manufacturing and operations are outsourced.

Why it's interesting

  • About 4,800 customers, 51% of them repeat buyers, and recurring subscriptions brought in $33K in September 2026.
  • The owner spends about 4 hours a week: products are made by US contract manufacturers and operations are outsourced.
  • Last month's profit of $9.1K on $32.4K of sales is a 28% margin, against 10% over the last 12 months, which suggests the business earns more per sale with ads paused.
  • Three core products (cacao, nattokinase, aged garlic extract) across 33 listings; a 100% asset sale with inventory sold at cost.

What to watch

  • Last month's $32.4K of sales is under half the $69.7K monthly average implied by the $836K for the last 12 months, so the headline revenue overstates where sales are now.
  • It launched in September 2025, so the 12-month figures cover almost its whole life, and the seller reports 1% annual growth.
  • Meta ads drove growth and the seller names channel concentration as a risk; restarting ads would likely pull margin back toward 10%.
  • At 3.0x profit the ask sits above the 1.4–2.9x range for brands this young, and inventory is sold at cost, likely on top of the price.
  • Supplements sold on heart-health benefits face FDA and FTC rules on health claims; labels and ad copy would need review.

Ask the seller

  1. When were Meta ads paused, and what were monthly revenue, ad spend and profit in the three months before and since?
  2. What share of current revenue comes from subscriptions, and what is monthly subscriber churn?
  3. What is the inventory worth at cost, and who owns the formulas and contract-manufacturer agreements?

Growth plays

  • List the nattokinase and aged garlic products on Fullscript so cardiologists and integrative practitioners can recommend them to patients.
  • Bundle cacao, nattokinase and aged garlic into one discounted monthly heart-routine subscription to lift the share of repeat revenue.
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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
The asking price compared with similar listings we've tracked, adjusted for the business's record and size. Low means cheaper than most similar listings: ask why before anything else.
Durability
Whether the profit is likely to last. Three dots take 5+ years, 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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