GoBallz.com - – GoBallz — High-Protein Snack Brand | Four SKUs, Subscription Built, Three Retail Channels
2 Hours
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$20,000.00
Randall
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Go hard. Go Ballz. A high-protein snack brand with athletic-brand art direction, a four-SKU lineup, and a subscription already built.
Full listing description
GoBallz is the most confidently branded thing in this portfolio. The identity is athletic-supply — hard italic display type, orange-on-black, angled cut-throughs, numbered SKUs, a scrolling audience marquee — and the voice never breaks character. That consistency is the asset: protein snacks is a category where nearly every entrant looks like a wellness brand, and this one looks like a team.
The positioning move is smarter than it first appears. The brand starts on the sideline and then deliberately widens: backpackers, hikers, hunters, trail runners, nurses, firefighters, tradespeople. That gives a buyer a sports-nutrition brand that can sell into outdoor retail and occupational channels without a repositioning exercise — three retail shelves from one identity.
The lineup is structured around usage moments rather than flavours, which is how the better sports-nutrition brands sell. No. 01 PB Blast is pre-game, No. 02 Vanilla Charge is mid-game, No. 03 Cinnamon Clutch is recovery, and No. 04 Espresso Overtime is the boost SKU with 50mg of natural caffeine. Every product carries its macros on the card — 11–12g protein, 130–140 calories, 0g added sugar.
The commerce rails are in: WooCommerce storefront, a Season Pass subscription at 15% off with first call on new flavours, free shipping over $35, a stated weekly small-batch cold-ship cadence, and a dedicated wholesale inbox.
It's a compact eight-page build with no content library, and it is pre-revenue with no production run.
What the buyer receives
– Four SKUs structured by usage moment: PB Blast (pre-game, 12g/140cal, $24), Vanilla Charge (mid-game, 11g/130cal, $24), Cinnamon Clutch (recovery, 12g/135cal, $26), Espresso Overtime (boost, +50mg natural caffeine, 12g/140cal, $27)
– Season Pass subscription — 15% off every box, first call on new flavours
– Configurable pack: choose flavours and box size, single order or full-season subscription
– Complete athletic-supply identity: italic display type, orange/black palette, numbered SKU system
– Four written audience segments: backpackers and hikers, hunters, summit pushes, intense jobs
– Three-step purchase narrative and a macro trust bar (12g protein, 0g added sugar, 100% real food)
– Free shipping over $35, weekly small-batch roll, stated 48-hour delivery
– Dedicated wholesale inbox — channel signposted, program not yet built
– WordPress + WooCommerce + Elementor
– Domain: goballz.com
Specifications
Vertical
Sports nutrition / functional snacks
Model
DTC ecommerce + subscription, wholesale signposted
Platform
WordPress, WooCommerce, Elementor
Pages
8
Products
4
Subscription
Built (Season Pass, 15% off)
Price band
$24 – $27
Content library
None
Product imagery
Rendered, not photographed
Revenue
Pre-revenue
Traffic
Not yet established
Ideal buyer
Best fit: A nutrition co-packer, or a supplement brand wanting a snack-format second label.
– A contract manufacturer or co-packer in nutrition — protein balls are a well-established low-MOQ format, and the brand is the part that takes months and rarely lands this cleanly.
– An existing supplement or sports-nutrition company. GoBallz reaches the snack-format, real-food buyer their powders and bars probably don't.
– An outdoor or tactical brand — the hunter, backpacker and summit-push positioning is already written, and food is a high-repeat attach to gear.
– An athlete, coach or team-adjacent creator. The audience is the hard part for a manufacturer and the easy part for them.
Growth opportunities for the next owner
– Subscription is the model, and it's already built. Snacks are consumed and rebought on a fixed cycle.
– Three retail shelves, one brand — sports nutrition, outdoor and occupational are separate buyers and separate distributors, and the positioning for all three is written.
– Espresso Overtime is the standout SKU. Protein plus caffeine in a real-food format is genuinely differentiated.
– Team and bulk sales are unexploited — schools, gyms, fire houses and job sites buy cases, not boxes, and there's no team-order page.
– No content at all. Protein timing, what to eat before a hunt, shift-work nutrition — all high-intent search this brand has the voice to own.
– The wholesale inbox is a stub: an address exists, a program and pricing tiers do not. Fastest revenue line for a buyer with distribution.
Required disclosure — include this in every listing
This build is complete and live but has never traded. There is no revenue, no traffic history, no customer list and no inventory. What is for sale is the brand, the build and the domain. Any figure a buyer is asked to rely on will be one that can be verified.
Cold outreach email
Subject: Protein snack brand, fully branded — you'd bring the production
Hi [Name],
You co-pack [protein bites / nutrition formats]. I build brands and I'm selling one rather than taking it to production, because production isn't what I do.
goballz.com. A four-SKU protein ball lineup structured by moment rather than flavour — pre-game, mid-game, recovery, and a boost SKU with 50mg of natural caffeine. 11–12g protein, 130–140 calories, 0g added sugar, $24–27. Full WooCommerce store with a subscription tier already built.
The part I'd point at is the audience work. The brand starts on the sideline and then deliberately widens to backpackers, hunters, trail runners, nurses and firefighters, with positioning written for each. That's three retail channels — sports nutrition, outdoor, occupational — from one identity, without a repositioning exercise.
Straight about it: pre-revenue, no production run, eight pages, no blog, and the product images are renders rather than food photography. What's for sale is the brand, the lineup architecture and the store.
Asking $20,000. Happy to send the full SKU sheet.
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GoBallz.com - – GoBallz — High-Protein Snack Brand | Four SKUs, Subscription Built, Three Retail Channels
2 Hours
3
0
$20,000.00
Randall
Note: KSL, its service providers, and the seller receive data from this message. See our Privacy Notice and TOU for details.
Page Stats
Safe. Simple. Trusted.
KSL Classifieds makes it easy to buy and sell with peace of mind. Check our safety tips and quickly report anything that doesn’t look right to keep your experience smooth and secure.
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
Go hard. Go Ballz. A high-protein snack brand with athletic-brand art direction, a four-SKU lineup, and a subscription already built.
Full listing description
GoBallz is the most confidently branded thing in this portfolio. The identity is athletic-supply — hard italic display type, orange-on-black, angled cut-throughs, numbered SKUs, a scrolling audience marquee — and the voice never breaks character. That consistency is the asset: protein snacks is a category where nearly every entrant looks like a wellness brand, and this one looks like a team.
The positioning move is smarter than it first appears. The brand starts on the sideline and then deliberately widens: backpackers, hikers, hunters, trail runners, nurses, firefighters, tradespeople. That gives a buyer a sports-nutrition brand that can sell into outdoor retail and occupational channels without a repositioning exercise — three retail shelves from one identity.
The lineup is structured around usage moments rather than flavours, which is how the better sports-nutrition brands sell. No. 01 PB Blast is pre-game, No. 02 Vanilla Charge is mid-game, No. 03 Cinnamon Clutch is recovery, and No. 04 Espresso Overtime is the boost SKU with 50mg of natural caffeine. Every product carries its macros on the card — 11–12g protein, 130–140 calories, 0g added sugar.
The commerce rails are in: WooCommerce storefront, a Season Pass subscription at 15% off with first call on new flavours, free shipping over $35, a stated weekly small-batch cold-ship cadence, and a dedicated wholesale inbox.
It's a compact eight-page build with no content library, and it is pre-revenue with no production run.
What the buyer receives
– Four SKUs structured by usage moment: PB Blast (pre-game, 12g/140cal, $24), Vanilla Charge (mid-game, 11g/130cal, $24), Cinnamon Clutch (recovery, 12g/135cal, $26), Espresso Overtime (boost, +50mg natural caffeine, 12g/140cal, $27)
– Season Pass subscription — 15% off every box, first call on new flavours
– Configurable pack: choose flavours and box size, single order or full-season subscription
– Complete athletic-supply identity: italic display type, orange/black palette, numbered SKU system
– Four written audience segments: backpackers and hikers, hunters, summit pushes, intense jobs
– Three-step purchase narrative and a macro trust bar (12g protein, 0g added sugar, 100% real food)
– Free shipping over $35, weekly small-batch roll, stated 48-hour delivery
– Dedicated wholesale inbox — channel signposted, program not yet built
– WordPress + WooCommerce + Elementor
– Domain: goballz.com
Specifications
Vertical
Sports nutrition / functional snacks
Model
DTC ecommerce + subscription, wholesale signposted
Platform
WordPress, WooCommerce, Elementor
Pages
8
Products
4
Subscription
Built (Season Pass, 15% off)
Price band
$24 – $27
Content library
None
Product imagery
Rendered, not photographed
Revenue
Pre-revenue
Traffic
Not yet established
Ideal buyer
Best fit: A nutrition co-packer, or a supplement brand wanting a snack-format second label.
– A contract manufacturer or co-packer in nutrition — protein balls are a well-established low-MOQ format, and the brand is the part that takes months and rarely lands this cleanly.
– An existing supplement or sports-nutrition company. GoBallz reaches the snack-format, real-food buyer their powders and bars probably don't.
– An outdoor or tactical brand — the hunter, backpacker and summit-push positioning is already written, and food is a high-repeat attach to gear.
– An athlete, coach or team-adjacent creator. The audience is the hard part for a manufacturer and the easy part for them.
Growth opportunities for the next owner
– Subscription is the model, and it's already built. Snacks are consumed and rebought on a fixed cycle.
– Three retail shelves, one brand — sports nutrition, outdoor and occupational are separate buyers and separate distributors, and the positioning for all three is written.
– Espresso Overtime is the standout SKU. Protein plus caffeine in a real-food format is genuinely differentiated.
– Team and bulk sales are unexploited — schools, gyms, fire houses and job sites buy cases, not boxes, and there's no team-order page.
– No content at all. Protein timing, what to eat before a hunt, shift-work nutrition — all high-intent search this brand has the voice to own.
– The wholesale inbox is a stub: an address exists, a program and pricing tiers do not. Fastest revenue line for a buyer with distribution.
Required disclosure — include this in every listing
This build is complete and live but has never traded. There is no revenue, no traffic history, no customer list and no inventory. What is for sale is the brand, the build and the domain. Any figure a buyer is asked to rely on will be one that can be verified.
Cold outreach email
Subject: Protein snack brand, fully branded — you'd bring the production
Hi [Name],
You co-pack [protein bites / nutrition formats]. I build brands and I'm selling one rather than taking it to production, because production isn't what I do.
goballz.com. A four-SKU protein ball lineup structured by moment rather than flavour — pre-game, mid-game, recovery, and a boost SKU with 50mg of natural caffeine. 11–12g protein, 130–140 calories, 0g added sugar, $24–27. Full WooCommerce store with a subscription tier already built.
The part I'd point at is the audience work. The brand starts on the sideline and then deliberately widens to backpackers, hunters, trail runners, nurses and firefighters, with positioning written for each. That's three retail channels — sports nutrition, outdoor, occupational — from one identity, without a repositioning exercise.
Straight about it: pre-revenue, no production run, eight pages, no blog, and the product images are renders rather than food photography. What's for sale is the brand, the lineup architecture and the store.
Asking $20,000. Happy to send the full SKU sheet.
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