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08/10/26
5130
The business
Heirpaws is a ready-to-run direct-to-consumer brand selling pet paw-print keepsake kits — an air-dry clay kit and an inkless "clean touch" kit, each for cats and dogs. It is pre-revenue and priced on its assets and stock, not on income: the owner simply does not have the time to give a launch the daily attention it needs.
What is included in the sale
Financial snapshot (honest picture)
Fewer than 5 sales in total. June 2026: about $120 (≈£95) from the first sales on Etsy. July and August 2026: £0 revenue. About $170 (≈£135) was spent on Meta ad tests in August; they produced inexpensive clicks (as low as £0.05) but no purchases. There are no fixed costs beyond the domain (about £10 a year). My view is that a new brand needs genuine customer reviews before cold traffic converts — all the assets to earn them are here, but that work remains for the buyer. All test data is shared openly.
Ideal buyer
An existing pet-product or gift seller wanting a second brand with design, content and shop already built; or a first-time online seller who prefers a finished kit to starting from scratch.
Not included
The Etsy shop (not transferable under Etsy's terms) and the owner's personal Stripe, Meta and email-service accounts. The buyer opens their own and the site is rewired during handover.
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