30-second listing roasts

Six real listings, roasted by the free checker in 30 seconds each

Each video runs a public Empire Flippers listing through the free red-flag checker, shows the payback, the multiple and the top flags, and ends with what to ask the seller. Captions and a transcript are below each video. Synthetic voice; no faces.

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$189K B2B SaaS: revenue down 31%, churn 24% a month

Empire Flippers #91852, public listing. Numbers are the checker's own output. Read the full teardown.

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Someone wants a hundred eighty-nine thousand dollars for this software business. Let's paste the listing into a free red-flag checker. Payback takes almost three years. Two high flags. Four medium. First, revenue is down thirty-one percent. Second, churn is twenty-four percent a month. At that rate, nearly every customer is gone in a year. It also leans on Amazon and Google. Verdict: ask the seller why it's shrinking, before you offer. Try it free, at firstpassmemo.com.

$55K Amazon food brand priced at 0.36x profit: bargain or broken?

Empire Flippers #94642, public listing. Numbers are the checker's own output. Read the full teardown.

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This Amazon food brand is listed at fifty-five thousand dollars. That's cheap. Too cheap? Let's run the free checker. Payback looks like just four and a half months. That's zero point three six times a year's profit. Way below typical. But revenue is down forty-seven percent. And sales depend on Amazon and TikTok. Cheap can mean broken. Shrinking sales are rarely a bargain. Verdict: find out why it's priced this low, before you buy. Try it free, at firstpassmemo.com.

$424K supplement brand: 3.20x multiple, revenue down 53%

Empire Flippers #96185, public listing. Numbers are the checker's own output. Read the full teardown.

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A supplement brand, asking four hundred twenty-four thousand dollars. Paste the listing. The checker runs right in your browser. Payback: about thirty-eight months. The multiple is three point two times profit. Above the usual range. Meanwhile, revenue is down fifty-three percent. And the business depends on Amazon. One platform, one point of failure. Verdict: a premium price on a shrinking business. Ask hard questions first. Try it free, at firstpassmemo.com.

$355K Amazon food brand where the seller works 40 hours a week

Empire Flippers #88534, public listing. Numbers are the checker's own output. Read the full teardown.

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This Amazon food brand is asking three hundred fifty-five thousand dollars. We ran the public listing through a free checker. Payback: about twenty-two months. Sounds great. But there's one high flag. Revenue is down thirty-two percent. It depends on Amazon, a platform you don't control. And the seller reports forty hours a week. That's a full-time job, and it comes out of your real profit. Verdict: ask who does that work after the sale, and what it costs. Try it free, at firstpassmemo.com.

$174K content site that credits search, with 12% search traffic

Empire Flippers #86696, public listing. Numbers are the checker's own output. Read the full teardown.

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A content site, asking a hundred seventy-four thousand dollars. Let's run the listing through the free checker. Payback: about twenty-nine months. Two high flags. First, revenue is down thirty-one percent. Second, the listing credits search for its growth, but organic search is only about twelve percent of traffic. And income depends on Amazon and an ad network. Verdict: ask for the analytics before you trust the story. Try it free, at firstpassmemo.com.

$408K health brand with zero high flags: what still needs checking

Empire Flippers #91698, public listing. Numbers are the checker's own output. Read the full teardown.

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A health and fitness brand, asking four hundred eight thousand dollars. Let's see what the free checker finds. Payback: sixteen months. That is quick. That's one point three three times a year's profit. Zero high flags, and three medium flags. The big one: it depends on Meta and Facebook. And nothing says the revenue comes from a connected data source. Verdict: a clean first pass. Now verify the numbers yourself. Try it free, at firstpassmemo.com.

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