PROFITABLE DNA NUTRITION PLATFORM, 10,000 USERS, 59% SDE MARGIN
Precision nutrition platform in Wyoming that turns DNA into meal plans
On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (45 days)
WY areaEstablished 2018
Business overview
This Wyoming company turns a customer's DNA into a personalized way of eating. A proprietary algorithm places each customer into one of twenty diet types. An AI engine then builds meal plans and nutrition protocols from those results. About 1,000 members pay annual fees for premium health reports.
The founder launched the core product in 2018. The company has sold that product for eight consecutive years. Gross revenue is $546,313, with seller's discretionary earnings of $318,521. The asking price of $1,199,000 includes $4,000 of inventory.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Buyers who want a remote DTC nutrition brand with an existing DNA product.
- Owner-operators who can manage a lean team of four independent contractors.
- Strategic acquirers in wellness or functional medicine seeking a genetic nutrition add-on.
- Buyers who can fund the $1,199,000 asking price without seller financing.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Other Personal Interests
Frequently Asked Questions
The company translates a customer's DNA into a personalized way of eating. A proprietary algorithm classifies each customer into one of twenty named diet types. An AI engine then generates a meal plan and nutrition protocol from those genetic results. The business also sells premium health reports and a branded supplement line matched to genetic results.
The company operates in Wyoming as a fully remote platform with no physical overhead. The owner works part-time with four independent contractors. The business has no full-time employees. Physical test kits go through a CLIA-certified lab.
The seller asks $1,199,000. Gross revenue is $546,313 and seller's discretionary earnings are $318,521. In 2025 the company generated $555,300 in revenue and $327,200 in SDE. Revenue grew from under $60,000 to $555,300 in three years.
The asking price includes $4,000 of inventory. Buyers receive the proprietary twenty-diet-type taxonomy and the AI meal-plan engine. That taxonomy uses 200 or more vetted genetic factors. A consented, transferable genome and environment research dataset comes with the business.
The owner is selling for other personal interests. The founder launched this precision-nutrition platform in 2018. The company has sold the core DNA nutrition product for eight consecutive years. The owner now works part-time with four independent contractors.