STEP 1
Pick your business
Browse the shelf below. Every listing is a complete, working business — brand, site, and assets.
142 built · Now talking to buyers
One hundred forty-two fully built, ready-to-run online businesses. Skip the blank page: pick a business, make it yours, and start from running instead of from zero. Rookie $299 + tax · Professional $899 + tax.
Now talking to buyers — the shelf is built and Steven is taking conversations. Every name shown is a working name: no purchase completes until its name clears the collision check, counsel review where appropriate, and Steven's sign-off.
How a sale works
STEP 1
Browse the shelf below. Every listing is a complete, working business — brand, site, and assets.
STEP 2
You talk directly with Steven: what's included, what you'll need, and whether it's the right fit. Demonstrations run in test mode.
STEP 3
You connect your own payment accounts — your money flows to you from day one. Nothing of Steven's stays in the loop.
STEP 4
Steven personally helps you take over at handoff. After that, you get standard support like every builder customer.
Sale terms
Yours
You get that individual brand, its domain, its site, its assets — and any genuine customer base it has. It's yours to run, grow, or resell.
Included
Every purchase includes full Website Builder access for one year — the same access a paying customer gets. After the year, you pay the normal builder price to continue. If you resell the business, the access transfers once with it.
Kept by the studio
Steven keeps the underlying reusable code and engine that powers the builds. You own your business and everything in it — not the factory that made it.
Your money
You connect your own payment accounts at handoff, so every dollar your business earns goes straight to you.
No income guarantees. No traffic guarantees. No resale-value guarantees. These are real, working starter businesses — but what you build with one is on you, and any honest seller will tell you that up front. Demonstrations use test mode, so what you see is the machinery, not rented results.
The shelf
142 builds on the shelf — two carry a second brand. Business names shown are the working names. Search to find your lane.
Paid-profile directory of dog services (FULL lane brand).
Paid-profile directory for professional organizers (STARTER lane brand, buyer-growable).
Testimonial SaaS for independent cafés & bakeries (STARTER lane).
Testimonial SaaS for home-service contractors (FULL lane).
Family-health affiliate site about family evening wind-down / calm bedtime routines.
Beginner watercolor-painting info product ('your first 30 days with watercolor').
Expert-voice chatbot giving leather care & restoration advice.
Personalized entertainment star-story readings (birth data → generated readings, freemium).
Templated promo-video studio for local service businesses ('Your shop's 30-second ad, made in 3 minutes').
White-label chatbot dashboard for agencies; the chatbot answers under the client's name.
Booking SaaS for local service pros (vetting notes reference dog-groomer neighbors; B12 memo calls it the dog-groomer booking SaaS).
Free pet-care micro-tools site (feeding + everyday pet life).
Product-research site for the comfort-first market ('Product research for the comfort-first market').
Daily niche newsletter for backyard chicken keeping.
Content channel where failed inventions get a second life on camera.
Rental-property deal analyzer.
Quest-based learning app (beginner HTML/CSS/JavaScript for adults 18+).
Pinterest pin-copy helper WordPress plugin for bloggers (pin titles, descriptions, hashtags).
Single-purpose WCAG color-contrast checker widget for designers.
Market vendor directory (booths in a row, each earning its spot).
Form-backend service: your form submissions delivered onward ('Your forms, delivered').
Testimonial shelf — a shelf where your proof sits (testimonial widgets).
Attribution tool for creators/bloggers/small sellers ('where did they find me?' — the moment a buyer first sighted you).
Outreach tracker: a ledger of every brand you pitched.
Writing workspace that gives a growing story structure — chapters and scenes.
UGC video studio with teleprompter and script cues.
Browsable library of prompt recipes.
Short-form narrative-arc video engine (plans short-form narrative arcs).
Branching-story / interactive-fiction product (choose-your-own-path stories).
Faceless product-demo shorts operation (sweep products through a repeatable shorts batch).
Podcast repurposing pipeline (one episode → transcript, show notes, quotes, chapters, social drafts).
Farm-stay niche directory (sleep where the food grows).
Boating niche directory (dockage + ramps).
Cozy game-arcade site (moms, kids, quiet downtime).
Fence & deck vendor directory.
Podcast-guest directory (roster of who's ready to guest).
Secondhand-treasures swipe directory (flick cards right or left).
Corgi breed community (the 'corgi loaf' + herding).
Content-distribution tool: take one piece, replant it natively on each platform.
Product-launch club for first-time creators ('Flip the sign. Open your doors.').
Daily vinyl-record-collecting morning digest newsletter.
Beginner-friendly crypto news digest newsletter (news + education, never advice).
Board-game opinion newsletter ('Board game debates. Both sides argued. You deliver the verdict.').
Cozy reading-nook showcase newsletter (readers' reading corners).
Thrift-reseller community/newsletter brand ('tag sale' culture — the golden price tag as the mark).
Insider newsletter for home-services trades (fence, deck, and general trades).
Community-stack toolkit for designing membership tiers.
Gamified business-building quest app (streaks = daily consistency; stones = milestone quests).
Virtual-summit kit: the product that helps an owner build their own summit event.
Personal-finance toolkit serving take-home pay (budgeting, paycheck framing).
EV road-trip guides + trip-planning tools.
Classic card & parlor games archive ('Every classic card & parlor game, written plain.').
Composting evergreen site ('Composting, plain and simple.').
Gemstone guides site ('Gemstones, plain and simple.').
Travel-deals newsletter ('Cheap flights to faraway places, curated for regular travelers.').
Retirement simulator ('Sunset' = the later years, warm retirement framing + sums).
Starter websites for real small businesses ('Starter websites for real small businesses.').
Monthly-drop UI component library ('fills the cracks in a backend dev's frontend so the app looks finished').
Onboarding-flow packs (welcome emails, checklists, tours, trial nudges).
Listing-syndication toolkit for resellers (a desk where listings get prepared, graded, photographed, drafted before manual posting).
Local SEO services ('Get found by the neighbors already looking for you.').
SEO services, packed and priced plainly.
AI-search visibility audits, done by hand ('reported plainly').
Client prospecting for web designers, done by hand.
Design subscription ('Design requests, worked down the queue.').
Reseller flip profit tracker ('Know every dollar your flips make.').
On-page SEO diagnostic ('Paste your page. Get the fixes.').
Home-staging toolkit ('Map the room. Dress the space. Shoot the listing.').
Food journal (write down what you ate; names a notebook because the product is a notebook).
Quiz funnel builder ('Ask. Answer. Follow up.' — answer the quiz, result posted/delivered, follow-up emails go out).
Study-materials toolkit (flashcard maker, spaced-review planner, printable templates, study-method guides).
Home-based-work job board ('kitchen table' says remote without saying remote).
Common clock/timezone board for distributed teams.
Patient tech help for seniors, explained warm and plain.
Wedding-day timelines, planned to the hour.
Homeschool co-op finder and organizer.
Sourdough community: starters, bakes, and culture.
Van-life build planner, road-ready.
Beekeeping starter: your first hive, step by step.
Foraging education: know what's edible.
Aquascaping guides for stunning planted tanks.
Pickleball: gear, drills, and finding your game.
Disc golf: courses, discs, and better rounds.
Tiny-house plans and small-space living.
Rain gardens: beautiful yards that drink the storm.
Home energy, explained: cut the bill, keep the comfort.
Downsizing planner: smaller home, bigger life.
Gentle grief-support resources.
Meal trains, organized: feed people when it matters.
Parenting newsletter: real talk for real parents.
Kids' chore economy: allowance that teaches money.
Dorm planner: small room, smart setup.
Scholarship tracker: never miss free money.
Trade-school explorer: skilled careers, mapped.
Resume teardowns that get interviews.
Interview question bank: walk in ready.
Freelance rates: know what to charge.
Notary starter kit: commissions, stamps, first clients.
Car detailing: showroom shine, driveway business.
Boat winterization guides and checklists.
Classic-car logbook: every mile, documented.
Motorcycle routes worth the ride.
RV parks: find your next site.
Fishing journal: log every catch.
Hunting planner: seasons, zones, prep.
Birding: find them, log them, love them.
Astronomy calendar: never miss the sky.
Meteor shower alerts and watch guides.
Garden zones, decoded: plant what thrives.
Seed swap community: trade and grow.
Orchid care lab: reblooms and repotting, demystified.
Bonsai journal: track every trim.
Houseplant helper: keep them alive.
Balcony gardens: big harvests, small spaces.
Fermentation log: kraut, kimchi, and beyond.
Coffee log: beans, brews, and tasting notes.
Tea journal: steep, sip, record.
Hot-sauce community: heat seekers welcome.
BBQ log: smokes, rubs, and results.
Cast-iron guides: seasoning to searing.
Knife-sharpening bookings, razor edge.
Watch showcase: a collectors' corner.
Sneaker rotation tracker for collectors.
Film-photo lab directory and darkroom guides.
Instant-photo prompts and project ideas.
Drone flight log: hours, locations, shots.
RC planes: builds, fields, and flight tips.
Model railroad: layouts and rolling stock.
LEGO instruction archive: rebuild anything.
Puzzle swap: trade jigsaws with neighbors.
Crossword construction kit for beginners.
Trivia-night host kit: questions to crowd control.
Printable escape-room kits for game night.
D&D campaign tools: worlds, quests, NPCs.
Chess ladder: climb your local scene.
Poker-night ledger — play money, real bragging rights.
Fantasy draft kit: win your league.
Race calendar: 5Ks to marathons.
Swim workouts for every level.
Climbing tracker: grades, sends, projects.
Yoga sequence builder: flows for every body.
Dance class finder: every style, near you.
Martial-arts school directory.
Language exchange: find your conversation partner.
No businesses match that search. Try a different word.
Working names — every name shown is provisional. Before any business can be bought, its name clears a name-and-domain collision check, counsel trademark review where appropriate, and Steven's final sign-off. No buyer commits until the name is settled. The first-sale agreement, reviewed through Steven's prepaid legal, governs every purchase.
Questions
Rookie-tier businesses ($299 + tax) are the simpler builds — guides, newsletters, directories, and single-purpose tools. Professional-tier ($899 + tax) is the deeper software: SaaS, apps, dashboards, and B2B tools. Both tiers are fully built but brand-new — no customers or traffic history yet, and the prices are honest about that. As businesses on the shelf gain real traction, their prices go up. Early buyers get the early price.
No — and anyone who told you otherwise would be lying. They're fully built and ready to run, with no income history. That's exactly why there's no income promise attached: you're buying the head start, not the results.
The reusable code underneath the businesses stays with the studio, so new businesses can keep being built. Everything that makes your business yours — brand, domain, site, content, customer base — transfers to you.
Yes. If you resell, the included Website Builder access transfers once with the business to the new owner.
They're open for conversations now — Steven is talking to buyers. No purchase completes until that business's name clears its collision check, counsel review where appropriate, and Steven's final sign-off. Names clear in batches; the shelf updates as they do.