Done-for-you online stores
Skip the commute. Run your store from anywhere.
Your own online store, set up for you by a family that has run its business from a laptop for 28 years.
- Ready to launch
- Training & mentoring included
- Hands-on setup and handover
Store types
Pick a niche you'd enjoy running
Pet supply stores
Toys, beds, bowls, grooming and training gear. Repeat buyers and owners who spend on their pets.
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Hunting, fishing & camping
Gear for people who plan trips around seasons. Enthusiast customers who know what they want.
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Health & wellness
Everyday health products for a broad market, with rules on product claims that you need to respect.
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Survival & prepping
Emergency kits, water filters, food storage and off-grid gear. Buyers who plan ahead and research before they buy.
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Fragrance & beauty
Fragrance, skincare, cosmetics and grooming. A crowded market where branding, photos and reviews do the selling.
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Toys & kids
Toys, games, learning and baby gear. Gift-driven, seasonal buying, with strict safety rules for children's products.
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Home & garden
Decor, kitchen, storage, planters and garden tools. Everyday products for people improving the place they live.
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Fashion accessories
Bags, jewelry, watches, hats and sunglasses. Small items that ship easily, where style and good photos do the selling.
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Seasonal & parties
Holiday decor, party supplies and costumes. Busy peaks around holidays and events, quieter stretches in between.
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Equestrian & ranch
Tack, grooming, barn supplies and ranch gear. A dedicated audience that knows exactly what it needs.
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Sports & fitness
Fitness, team sports, cycling and water sports. Gear for people who train, play and compete.
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Electronics
Accessories, chargers, gadgets and smart-home devices. A category where product specs, warranties and returns need care.
Ask us →Our story
Four years. One RV. One laptop.
There are seven of us. For four years, four of us, my wife and I with our son and daughter, traveled the United States full time in a 39-foot RV. We visited the Grand Canyon and the Smoky Mountains, climbed the largest unpaved road in the Colorado Rockies, and immersed ourselves in the buffalo run. We saw the land, and had experiences that will stay with us forever.
The most important part was the family time. All of it was possible because of ecommerce: a business that ran 24/7 and gave us the income and the freedom to live life our way. That's the real story.
What we offer you isn't that life. It's a real, working start, built by a family that has done this for 28 years.
Our family's story after 28 years in ecommerce. We had no special training, no mentor and no head start. We learned by doing, and so can you. Our results are not typical, and a new store has no sales history; what you earn depends on your work, your market and your time.
How it works
From "I'm interested" to your own store
- Tell us what you wantYour niche, budget, experience and how much time you can give it.
- See a live sampleWe send you a working example store in your niche and the domain names still available.
- Choose your namePick the domain you like. It's yours alone, so there's no bidding war with other buyers.
- Take ownershipWe set up your store on that name and hand it over, with the transfer steps in writing.
Straight talk
What a ready-to-launch store is, and isn't
A new store is a finished, working shop on its own domain. It is not a business with a sales history yet, and anyone who tells you a brand-new store "makes $X a month" is guessing or selling.
That's why these stores are priced as builds, not as income streams, and why you'll never see a revenue screenshot from us for a store that hasn't traded. What you're buying is time: months of setup you don't have to do yourself.
How websites are valued, and why new stores are priced differently →
Before you buy any store, from anyone
- Who owns the domain, and will it be transferred into your name?
- Which platform, apps and themes does it use, and what do they cost each month?
- Where do products come from, and is the supplier account transferable?
- What exactly is handed over, in writing?
Buying guide
Learn before you spend
Flippa vs Empire Flippers
What each one charges, who can list, and the downsides buyers find out too late.
Read →Considering a Shopify store?
What the platform controls, what you can't change, and what we learned selling one.
Read →Dropshipping vs inventory
Why a true distributor beats a dropship company.
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