The business is available for sale at the price of $2,750,000 USD, with an option for seller financing over 12 months. Established in May 2020, the business has been operating for approximately 2 years and 8 months. The owner is selling due to personal life changes and a desire to focus on building new ventures, as building businesses to a certain level and moving on is part of their passion.
As of October 2022, the business has an average monthly revenue of $191,000 and a year-to-date revenue of $2,091,572 USD, with a net profit of $708,965 USD for the same period. The last month's revenue was $219,127.08 USD with a net profit of $79,091.65 USD, and the company claims an average monthly net profit margin of $62,197.56 USD. Monthly operating costs, which include the owner's salary, are around $135,000.
The business primarily relies on strategic partnerships for marketing, collaborating with two large franchises across the United States, and a beauty device distributor. It holds master services agreements and preferred vendor statuses with these partners. Key assets include customer data and an email list of approximately 2,400 contacts.
Future growth is anticipated through a new partnership with a franchise operating 500 locations. The owner dedicates around 25 hours per week to the business, and the team comprises 21 members along with an international call center staff of 38 agents.
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