FOR SALE
13/09/26
5064
Established B2B promotional merchandise e-commerce business for sale, offering branded corporate merchandise to UK businesses.
The business has been trading successfully with a proven history of repeat corporate customers and larger-value orders. Turnover for 2025 was approximately £33,000, with a typical markup of around 20–25%.
The business is currently very low-maintenance and takes approximately 2 hours per week to operate. Orders are largely fulfilled through established suppliers, meaning there is no requirement to hold stock.
The sale includes the BrandedMerch.com domain, established website, branding, supplier relationships, trading history and customer relationships/database where legally transferable.
Running costs are extremely low, with essential website/domain costs of approximately £25 per month. Other services currently used by the owner are optional and could easily be removed by a new owner.
This would suit an existing promotional merchandise company looking to acquire additional customers and turnover, or someone looking for an established online B2B business that can be run alongside another job or business.
The current owner is selling due to other work commitments and will provide a reasonable handover to the buyer.
Sale is for the business assets and goodwill rather than the existing limited company.
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