New Balance. Vans. Dr. Martens. Nike. Diadora. Crime London.
Walk into any high street and these are the names on the shoes people actually buy. Now picture an online store that already stocks them, already sells them, and already turns a real monthly profit doing it. That’s Gods-angel.com – and right now, someone else can take it over.
This isn’t a half-built website with a logo and a hopeful product list. It’s a working fashion store with 15 months of trading history, a steady customer base, and verified earnings on the books. So if you’ve been hunting for an online business for sale that doesn’t feel like a gamble, this one is worth looking at carefully.
A fashion store, not a “general store”
Most marketplace listings get described as “general stores with trending products.” Technically, Gods-angel.com fits that label too – it does carry leather belts, wallets, USB-C chargers, hydration packs, baby items, and a few homeware pieces. But the heart of it is fashion, and specifically branded footwear. The homepage hero literally says “Style Meets Comfort” and points straight to the shoe collection.
Why does that matter? Because branded fashion is one of the easiest categories to sell. When someone searches “Dr. Martens boots” or “New Balance 550 white,” they already know the product. They’ve already decided they want it. The store just has to be there at the right moment with the right pair in stock. No convincing, no education, no fighting through skepticism. That’s a meaningfully different sales process from a generic store trying to push unknown products with unfamiliar names.
The store also runs across major marketplaces in addition to its own site, which spreads the risk and the reach. Multiple traffic sources, one inventory, one set of margins.
The numbers – and what they actually mean
Here’s what 15 months of trading produced:
- Sales: $44,487 – real revenue, verified from the dashboard
- Net profit: $22,035 – almost half of every dollar earned, kept
- Monthly profit average: about $1,469 – what the owner has been pocketing each month
Now translate that into something more concrete. An extra $1,400 a month is roughly a car payment plus a phone bill. Or a chunk of childcare. Or the difference between covering rent comfortably and watching the calendar nervously each week. Whatever bucket it falls into for you, this isn’t pocket change – it’s real income that already exists.
And the system that produces it isn’t a secret. The ad campaigns and marketing playbook come with the store, so the new owner doesn’t have to learn anything from scratch or rebuild what’s already working.
Why fashion is a steady bet
People stop buying a lot of things when money gets tight. Shoes aren’t usually one of them. Feet need shoes. Kids outgrow them. Adults wear them out. Trends shift but the basic demand never disappears, which is why footwear retail has survived every economic cycle for decades.
Branded footwear specifically has another advantage: built-in trust. A first-time visitor looking at a $130 sneaker is a lot more comfortable clicking “buy” when the brand on the side of the shoe is one they recognize. So the store doesn’t have to overcome the trust hurdle that crushes most new online businesses – the brand does that work for free.
Add the wallets, belts, and tech accessories that round out the catalog, and you’ve got a store with a clear identity (fashion-first) and enough variety to keep order volume steady through slow weeks.
Is this online business for sale actually legit?
It’s a fair question to ask. There are plenty of “online business” listings online that look great until you start checking the data – and then everything falls apart.
Here’s how Gods-angel.com is different.
Every number you see – the $44,487 in sales, the $22,035 in profit – comes directly from the store’s dashboard. Sellvia Market has access to that data because the store runs on the Sellvia platform. Nothing self-reported, nothing screenshot-edited. The team checks every store before listing it.
If the transfer to your ownership doesn’t go through for any reason, the Purchase Protection Program gives you a full refund – that’s not buried in fine print, it’s the standard terms.
Once the store is yours, a personal manager is assigned to you. A real person, not a chatbot. They walk you through the handover, answer questions for as long as you need, and stick around well after the sale closes. You can book a free consultation before deciding anything to talk it through with someone.
And Sellvia itself isn’t a new operation. The company has been running since 2016, has helped launch over 1,500,000 online stores, and has been recognized by Forbes, Inc. Magazine, and Entrepreneur. So when something eventually goes sideways with any business, there’s an actual team behind you.
What’s included in the handover
When you take over Gods-angel.com, you get the whole package:
- The full website with branded products, customer-ready listings, photos, and descriptions
- The premium domain name
- The proven ad campaigns and the marketing know-how that runs them
- Full search engine setup already in place
- A personal manager who stays with you long-term
The price, and what the math really looks like for this online business for sale
The full price is $15,129. If paying that much upfront feels like too big a commitment, Sellvia Market offers a 6-month plan at $2,522 a month. Same total, no extra interest, no hidden fees.
Here’s the part worth thinking through carefully. During the 6-month payment window, you’ll be paying more per month ($2,522) than the store currently earns in profit ($1,469). So this isn’t a “the store pays for itself while you sleep” situation in the short term – that would be misleading.
But after month six, the picture changes completely. The store is yours, fully paid off, and every dollar of profit it earns is yours to keep. Run it at the same level for a year and you’ve recovered most of what you paid. Run it for two years and the store has paid for itself, with every month after that being net gain.
That’s a different kind of math than rushing into a “passive cash flow” promise. It’s slower, but it’s honest, and it’s based on what the store has actually been earning month after month for over a year.
If $15,129 isn’t realistic right now, there’s also a free 14-day trial of a similar starter business available. That’s a way to test whether running an online store fits your life before committing to a purchase of this size.
Who would be a good owner for it
This particular store would suit someone who:
- Has wanted a real side income for a while but doesn’t have months to build something from zero
- Likes fashion or knows the footwear category well enough to recognize most of the brand names
- Can either pay $15,129 upfront or commit to $2,522 a month for six months
- Wants to step into a system that already works, instead of guessing at what might
- Is comfortable having a personal manager guide them through the early weeks
If even half of that sounds like you, the listing is worth a closer look.
Worth a serious look
Gods-angel.com isn’t a lottery ticket. As an online business for sale, it’s a working store with real numbers, real customers, recognizable brands, and a working ad system – at a price that the store’s own profit can cover within about a year and a half.
That’s not the kind of opportunity that comes around often. And like every store on Sellvia Market, when it sells, it sells. Nobody else can take it over after that.
If you’d like to talk it through with someone before deciding, the Sellvia team is available for a free consultation. No commitment, no hard pitch – just answers to whatever questions are still in your head.
This established online store for sale is listed on Sellvia Market right now. Take a look at the full details, see the numbers for yourself, and decide if this is the opportunity you’ve been searching for.