E-commerce store selling digital automotive gauges, founded in 2008 by Joel Gross. Making about $2,500 per month in revenue and $1,000 in profit, it sold on Flippa in early 2015 for $16,100.
Digital Auto Gauges sold at a 1.3× profit multiple — below the 2.8× median across 51 documented exits in our database. Multiples below the median often signal higher perceived risk: elevated churn, single-channel dependency, or heavy founder involvement.
From founding to sale took 7.0 years, with the deal closing via Flippa. Time to exit is a useful signal of how built-to-sell a business was — faster, cleaner processes usually mean better-documented operations and fewer diligence surprises.
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