The business operates on a lean, debt-free model with fully outsourced domestic manufacturing and direct-to-customer fulfillment. By avoiding inventory risk and facility overhead, the company has scaled its discretionary earnings to $250,000 on $609,000 in revenue. This performance marks a significant margin expansion from 29% to 41% over the last two years, supported by a 79% cumulative growth rate since 2023.
Jim Myers, founder of GearWorks Capital, noted that the asset’s appeal lies in the combination of intellectual property and an accelerating growth trajectory. The sale includes all utility and design patents alongside active trademarks. The current owner is offering a 12-month transition period to ensure continuity as the company integrates its latest multi-unit rollout with a national restaurant franchise.
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