B2B ServicesFounded in 1993, the business is a recognized name in the local print shop market. Vendor and supplier relationships are long-standing, with favorable terms that a new owner will step into. Most new business arrives through referrals and repeat customers, so paid acquisition remains an untapped lever. The current owner works a normal full-time schedule and focuses on quoting, scheduling, and customer relationships. Financial records are well organized and will support lender due diligence, including SBA financing. Employees are experienced, licensed where required, and accustomed to operating with limited owner oversight. The trade area is experiencing steady population and commercial growth, supporting long-term demand. The business has grown organically with virtually no paid advertising for most of its history, a testament to the strength of its reputation. The company offers a full range of print shop services, giving customers a single point of contact and driving healthy average tickets. The customer database numbers in the thousands and represents a valuable, largely untapped marketing asset. The Green Bay market continues to grow, and demand for print shop services has remained resilient through economic cycles. Owner involvement is primarily managerial; no specialized license is required for ownership, though one is preferred. Under the same ownership since 1993, the company has weathered multiple economic cycles while maintaining profitability. Many customer relationships span a decade or more, and several commercial accounts are on multi-year arrangements. All equipment is well-maintained and included in the sale, with no significant capital expenditures anticipated in the near term. The company runs on documented processes with a trained staff of 2 in place, allowing the owner to focus on high-level management. Serious inquiries only; a signed NDA and proof of funds are required for detailed financials.
Up to 10% carried at 6.5% over 7 years for qualified buyers.
After 33 years, the owner is ready to pass the business to its next operator.
Comprehensive 4-week transition included; seller open to a longer consulting arrangement.
Untapped opportunities include e-commerce, service agreements, and referral partnerships.
Modeling Thriving Print Shop Netting $107K · $318K
Asking price is $318K. Type an offer or drag to model one.
SBA 7(a) acquisition loans typically require ~10% down.
SBA business-acquisition loans are usually 10 years.
A market salary for whoever runs the business day-to-day, subtracted from earnings to show true profit. Set to $0 if you will owner-operate.
Estimates for illustration only, based on the listed SDE and your assumptions. Closing costs are estimated at ~2.5% of price for fees and working capital. Actual loan terms, taxes, and earnings will differ. This is not financial advice. Verify all figures in diligence and consult qualified advisors.
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