Retail & E-commerce Businesses for Sale

This newly built fuel-and-convenience site combines gas sales, merchandise, and food revenue on a major road in Ohio. It may appeal to a buyer seeking a modern operation with strong traffic exposure, multiple income streams, and room to add services.

This fuel-and-convenience business offers both merchandise and gasoline sales in a busy Ohio-area setting. It may appeal to a buyer looking for a managed turnaround opportunity with additional upside from commission-based income sources.

This combination fuel and quick-service food operation produces income from both convenience sales and restaurant sales. It may appeal to a buyer looking for a highway-exit site in Indiana with updated facilities and multiple revenue streams under one roof.

This convenience store combines fuel sales and inside merchandise with ancillary income streams, creating multiple sources of revenue. The included property, repeat customer base, and visible intersection setting may appeal to a buyer seeking a turnkey retail asset in Indiana.

This branded fuel and convenience business combines merchandise sales, fuel volume, and several add-on revenue streams in a Georgia metro region. The large facility and available lease space offer flexibility for an owner-operator to optimize the site and expand income potential.

This unbranded fuel-and-convenience store is priced to attract a buyer seeking an entry-level operating business with upside. The site already includes prepared food equipment and additional income sources, with property available separately in Kentucky.

This fuel-and-convenience property generates revenue from gas sales, merchandise, and ancillary commissions, with newer equipment already in place. It may suit a buyer seeking a major-road site in Michigan with room to grow through active management and improved merchandising.

This appliance and mattress warehouse combines retail showroom sales with inventory already in place and room for expansion. Organic growth without paid marketing suggests untapped demand, which may appeal to a buyer who can actively promote the business and broaden the sales floor.

This branded fuel-and-convenience property offers merchandise sales, fuel income, and an extra building that could be used for another revenue source. The asset may appeal to investors looking for an absentee-friendly site with upside from active management in Texas.

This fuel-and-convenience business offers steady merchandise sales, strong fuel volume, and add-on income from commission-based services. Buyers may be drawn to the low-expense profile and the opportunity to build value through active ownership in Ohio.

This is a specialty grocery and deli operation with repeat customers and an established reputation, which can support stable demand and strong margins. The business model may appeal to buyers seeking a proven retail food concept in Ohio with room to extend operating hours and improve sales.

This mixed-use property combines a convenience store with a laundromat, creating a diversified income profile and room for additional fuel-related expansion. The large building and prominent street exposure in Texas make it appealing for an operator who wants multiple revenue streams.

This is a branded convenience and fuel operation on a major road in a mixed commercial and residential area in Virginia. The listing offers a low entry point relative to reported sales, plus multiple supplementary income sources that may appeal to an owner-operator or family buyer.

This unbranded fuel-and-convenience property produces revenue from both gas and in-store sales, plus several small commission-based income sources. It may appeal to a hands-on buyer looking for a busy Ohio intersection site with property ownership and flexibility from the absence of a supply agreement.

This fuel-and-convenience site combines strong gas volume, in-store sales, and drive-thru service potential in a high-traffic Ohio corridor. It may appeal to a hands-on buyer looking for a highway-adjacent operation with multiple income sources and room to improve efficiency.

This branded fuel-and-convenience store includes food service, adding a higher-margin component to the core retail model. Its highway exposure and steady customer flow in Arkansas support a buyer seeking a low-cost operating business with improvement potential.

This branded truck stop combines convenience retail, fuel, and fast-food sales in a format that can support several revenue channels. The location near a major highway makes it appealing to a buyer looking for a high-traffic travel-services asset in Ohio.

This fuel-and-convenience business offers strong in-store sales and solid gasoline volume in a busy local trade area. The site has room for additional profit centers, making it a fit for an owner-operator or family looking to build on an established base in Arkansas.

This unbranded fuel-and-convenience property offers merchandise and fuel sales without a supply agreement, providing operational flexibility. It may appeal to a buyer seeking a long-held Ohio asset with a full kitchen, strong traffic exposure, and multiple ancillary income sources.

This convenience store combines fuel sales, inside merchandise, and several ancillary income sources in a commercial corridor. The updated facility and room for additional profit centers may appeal to a buyer seeking a diversified retail business in Florida.

This company-operated branded convenience and fuel store in Indiana sits on a busy road in a mixed residential and commercial trade area. Strong inside sales and fuel volume are complemented by ancillary income streams, offering a buyer a relatively straightforward operating model with upside.

This branded fuel-and-convenience business pairs strong inside sales with high gasoline volume and multiple ancillary income sources. It may appeal to a buyer seeking a well-known site in California with property included, added residential value, and potential upside from a renegotiated fuel arrangement.

This small-format fuel and convenience business offers diversified income streams from retail sales and service-related commissions. The low asking price and need for equipment upgrades make it a value-add opportunity for an owner-operator in Virginia.

This is a real estate-backed fuel-and-convenience business with no supply agreement, which can offer flexibility to an operator. The property’s growth-oriented setting and steady store sales make it appealing as a longer-term business and asset play.