Online Businesses for Sale Under $500,000

Launched in 2021, this ecommerce business sells modular synthesizers, DIY kits, and related music instruments, with the majority of revenue generated from physical product sales within the EU, especially Germany. The operation requires 20–25 hours per week and includes a physical showroom in Warsaw. Revenue is primarily driven by online sales, with paid advertising as a key acquisition channel. The sale includes the ecommerce platform, inventory, customer database, and associated digital assets.

Established in 2021, this content website generates nearly all its revenue from Mediavine display ads. It has maintained consistent profitability with minimal owner involvement.

Trusted 17 Y/O EdTech Learning Platform Priced at 1/3 of Revenue

Published in 2011, this trendy 13 year-old online London magazine is priced at 8.5x profit multiple.

This DA51 recipe blog operates in the gluten-free food niche and generates revenue through Raptive (formerly AdThrive). The business has minimal operational requirements, managed by a single owner, and has over 400 indexed pages.

This 1.5-year-old SaaS business offers an automated email parsing solution with a subscription-based revenue model. The platform has over 10,000 users and is monetized through memberships and one-time license fees. The business operates with minimal owner involvement, requiring only occasional customer support responses for premium users.

Being offered for sale is a social media network tailored exclusively for non-profit organizations.

A 13-year old online file hosting & sharing platform where users can upload and securely store files. Robust revenue-generating program & loyal user community.

This 5-year-old web-based image tool operates with minimal owner involvement, requiring less than an hour per month for maintenance. The site generates passive income through AdSense and Mediavine.

Established in 2015, this e-commerce business sells a niche physical product—a macro lens embedded in a rubber band—through a Shopify website and Amazon. Revenue is evenly split between both platforms, with all traffic being organic and no paid marketing. The business operates with minimal owner involvement, requiring under 15 minutes per week for inventory management and responding to bulk inquiries. Customers include eye and skin doctors, veterinarians, medical schools, and consumers looking for detailed pictures of small items like flowers or bugs.