🚨 Opportunity for an Amazon Seller Looking to Skip Hundreds of Hours of Product Development I'm currently in the final stages of selling my Amazon storefront and LLC to a buyer who is only interested in the storefront and business itself. As part of that transaction, I'll be retaining all of the product development assets, and I'm considering selling them as a complete turnkey package to another Amazon seller. To be completely transparent, this would NOT include the trademark, Brand Registry, Amazon storefront, or LLC. The buyer would relaunch the products under their own brand. The package would include: - Three fully developed and tested products within the Health & Household category (very similar sub-niche) - Supplier and manufacturer contacts - Professional product photos and videos - Packaging artwork and design files - Product manuals and inserts - Compliance testing and documentation - Historical PPC data and business reports - Product specifications and operational knowledge - Transition support to help get everything up and running These products have generated over $350k in lifetime Amazon sales, and a significant amount of time and capital has gone into product development, testing, compliance, sourcing, photography, listing optimization, and launching. The primary ASIN has been selling since 2023 and has generated the majority of the sales, while the two newest ASINs were launched toward the end of 2025. Based on historical performance while inventory was in stock, I observed monthly sales in the following general ranges: - ASIN 1: approximately $5k–$7.5k/month on average, with peak months exceeding $20k - ASIN 2: approximately $4k–$6k/month - ASIN 3: approximately $4k–$6k/month Gross margins before PPC, returns, taxes, and overhead have generally ranged between 20–30%. The only reason I'm considering selling is because my priorities have shifted. My wife and I are planning to build our forever home, hopefully beginning later this year, and I'd like to simplify my commitments while putting the capital toward that next chapter. Otherwise, I would likely continue growing these products myself.

Hey! Just trying to understand the liquidation process, if say (extreme scenario) a product doesn't sell at all after a month or so, how would you go about liquidating your inventory? And how much roughly could you get out of it? (Would you be able to break even at minimum with how much you manufactured the product for?)

What is the best way to know if product is patented except Google search and paying someone at fiver. Also the price n fiver is little high? Any good idea 💡 Thanks!

Making a seller account , will it allow me to make one if I moved to a different city but still have my driver license from my old state? And should I put down my address even though I’m renting out a duplex ?

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