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Pedal-Opening Pet Waste Station Brand on Amazon

It sells a foot-pedal pet waste station and matching bags through Amazon, and the owner works about an hour a week. Nearly all sales rest on one product.

Ask
$95.8K
Profit
$30.3K
Multiple
3.2x
Ask
$95.8K
Revenue
$135K
Profit
$30.3K
Margin
22%
Multiple
3.2x
Age
2 yrs (2024)

How it rates

ValuationHigh

Similar Amazon brands we've tracked mostly ask 2.2–3.2x profit, or 1.9–2.7x adjusted for its higher risk; this one asks 3.2x.

Durability

Just over 2 years old, selling mainly on Amazon, with one core product from one supplier.

Hands-off

Amazon stores and ships the stock, and the owner spends about 1 hour a week on supplier and inventory work.

Why it's interesting

  • Amazon holds all inventory and handles fulfilment; the stated workload is 1 hour a week of stock monitoring, supplier contact and reorder planning.
  • Amazon PPC has seen only limited use so far, and the listing describes ad spend relative to sales (TACoS) as low.
  • Registered US trademark, Brand Registry, GS1 account, Shopify and Walmart accounts and SOPs are included, with about five months of stock on hand.
  • Waste bags and trash bags sit alongside the station as consumable add-ons.
  • The seller offers 30 days of email and call support.

What to watch

  • Sales run almost entirely through Amazon; the Walmart channel is described as underused and there is no live website, so an account suspension or ranking drop would hit nearly all revenue.
  • The range is one waste station in two colours plus bags, made by a single supplier in China.
  • The listing gives no reorder rate or sales figures for the bags, so how much repeat buying they bring is unknown.
  • Only about 2 years of sales history, and the earnings trend sits behind the unlock.
  • At 3.2 times profit it asks above what Amazon brands with a short history and a single product usually ask, and inventory is normally charged on top of the price.

Ask the seller

  1. What were monthly revenue and profit since launch, and how much came from Amazon versus Walmart?
  2. What share of revenue comes from the bags, and how many customers reorder them?
  3. What is the current inventory worth at cost, and is it charged on top of the asking price?

Growth plays

  • Enrol the waste bags and trash bags in Amazon Subscribe & Save so station buyers get refills on a schedule.
  • Sell a bundle of the station with a several-month bag supply on Amazon and Walmart to lift order value.
  • List the station and bags on the Walmart Marketplace with Walmart Fulfillment Services, since the account already exists but sees little use.
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How we rate

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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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