








45 Min
2
0
$25,000.00
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Full listing description
Hype IV is the sharpest build in this portfolio and the only one not on WordPress. It's a custom front end for a mobile IV therapy and drip lounge business, and it does the thing most IV wellness sites fail at: it lets someone book in under a minute.
The quick-book widget sits above the fold and asks four questions — mobile or lounge, which drip, which day, what zip code. That's the whole funnel. Behind it is a ten-formula IV menu priced $149 to $349, a $35 shot bar, and a custom cocktail configurator where a customer picks a hydration base and stacks 21 individually-priced add-ons into their own drip, with a running total. Every mix carries an RN-review note.
The service architecture is built for search, not decoration. Separate pages exist for mobile IV therapy, the drip lounge, hangover IV, athletic recovery, immunity, NAD+ therapy, vitamin injections, and group and event service. That's eight distinct commercial-intent landing pages in a vertical where most operators run a single page and a phone number.
The compliance layer is written: wellness-not-medical-care language, RN administration under medical director supervision, individual health screening and results-vary disclaimers, with dedicated privacy, terms, and consent-and-safety pages. In this vertical that is not boilerplate — it's the part operators get wrong.
Pre-revenue. This sells to someone who has, or can hire, licensed RNs and a medical director.
What the buyer receives
– Ten priced IV formulas: The Reboot $149, Full Voltage $169, Firewall $179, Cold Crusher $189, The Classic $159, Overtime $189, Glow Up $199, Big Brain $159, The Cut $179, NAD+ Surge $349
– Shot Bar from $35 — injections under 10 minutes
– Build Your Hype configurator: two bases ($99 / $149) and 21 priced add-ons from $25 to $99, live running total, adds to cart as one line item
– Above-the-fold quick-book: mobile vs lounge toggle, drip select, day select, zip capture
– Eight commercial service pages: mobile IV therapy, drip lounge, hangover, athletic recovery, immunity, NAD+, vitamin injections, group & event
– Compliance framework plus privacy, terms and consent-and-safety pages
– Pay-at-appointment model, group and event rates for 3+, membership tier referenced from $99/mo
– Custom build with no CMS overhead, clean 12-URL sitemap
– Domain: hypeiv.com
Specifications
Vertical
IV hydration therapy / wellness services
Model
Local service — mobile dispatch + fixed lounge
Platform
Custom (no CMS)
Pages
12
Service landing pages
8
Priced menu items
10 IV formulas + shot bar + 21 add-ons
Booking flow
Complete
Revenue
Pre-revenue
Traffic
Not yet established
Licensing required
Yes — RNs and medical director
Ideal buyer
Best fit: An operator who already has licensed RNs and a medical director.
– An existing IV therapy or med spa operator expanding to a second market — they have the clinical infrastructure and licensing; what takes them nine months is the brand and the booking product.
– A nurse or NP going independent. The clinical side is their strength and the commercial side is the wall they hit.
– A med spa adding IV as a service line — bolt-on revenue, existing client base, no new brand to develop.
– A franchise or multi-unit wellness group wanting a second brand that doesn't cannibalise the first.
Growth opportunities for the next owner
– Eight service pages are eight local-SEO plays. Add a city modifier and one brand becomes a metro-wide footprint.
– The configurator is a margin engine — add-on stacking is how a $99 base becomes a $220 ticket.
– Memberships are referenced but not built out. $99/mo recurring in a service business with near-zero marginal delivery cost is the highest-value unbuilt piece.
– Group and event IV is the B2B line — one booking is worth twenty individual drips, and the page exists.
– NAD+ at $349 is the premium anchor, already on the menu with a 500mg upsell teed up.
– Launch mobile with no lease, add the lounge when volume justifies it. The site already sells both.
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: IV therapy brand + booking product, built and ready to open
Hi [Name],
You're running [clinic/med spa] and I saw you're [expanding / already offering IV]. I built a mobile IV therapy brand — Hype IV — and I'm selling it rather than staffing it, because I don't have RNs and you do.
hypeiv.com. A ten-formula menu priced $149–$349, a custom cocktail builder where a client stacks 21 priced add-ons onto a hydration base with a live total, a quick-book flow that takes four taps, and eight separate service landing pages — hangover, athletic recovery, immunity, NAD+, injections, group and event, mobile, and lounge. Compliance language and consent pages are written.
It's pre-revenue. Nobody has been dripped. What you'd be buying is nine months of brand and product work, and the ability to take a booking the week you close.
Asking $25,000.
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45 Min
2
0
$25,000.00
Note: KSL, its service providers, and the seller receive data from this message. See our Privacy Notice and TOU for details.
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.









Full listing description
Hype IV is the sharpest build in this portfolio and the only one not on WordPress. It's a custom front end for a mobile IV therapy and drip lounge business, and it does the thing most IV wellness sites fail at: it lets someone book in under a minute.
The quick-book widget sits above the fold and asks four questions — mobile or lounge, which drip, which day, what zip code. That's the whole funnel. Behind it is a ten-formula IV menu priced $149 to $349, a $35 shot bar, and a custom cocktail configurator where a customer picks a hydration base and stacks 21 individually-priced add-ons into their own drip, with a running total. Every mix carries an RN-review note.
The service architecture is built for search, not decoration. Separate pages exist for mobile IV therapy, the drip lounge, hangover IV, athletic recovery, immunity, NAD+ therapy, vitamin injections, and group and event service. That's eight distinct commercial-intent landing pages in a vertical where most operators run a single page and a phone number.
The compliance layer is written: wellness-not-medical-care language, RN administration under medical director supervision, individual health screening and results-vary disclaimers, with dedicated privacy, terms, and consent-and-safety pages. In this vertical that is not boilerplate — it's the part operators get wrong.
Pre-revenue. This sells to someone who has, or can hire, licensed RNs and a medical director.
What the buyer receives
– Ten priced IV formulas: The Reboot $149, Full Voltage $169, Firewall $179, Cold Crusher $189, The Classic $159, Overtime $189, Glow Up $199, Big Brain $159, The Cut $179, NAD+ Surge $349
– Shot Bar from $35 — injections under 10 minutes
– Build Your Hype configurator: two bases ($99 / $149) and 21 priced add-ons from $25 to $99, live running total, adds to cart as one line item
– Above-the-fold quick-book: mobile vs lounge toggle, drip select, day select, zip capture
– Eight commercial service pages: mobile IV therapy, drip lounge, hangover, athletic recovery, immunity, NAD+, vitamin injections, group & event
– Compliance framework plus privacy, terms and consent-and-safety pages
– Pay-at-appointment model, group and event rates for 3+, membership tier referenced from $99/mo
– Custom build with no CMS overhead, clean 12-URL sitemap
– Domain: hypeiv.com
Specifications
Vertical
IV hydration therapy / wellness services
Model
Local service — mobile dispatch + fixed lounge
Platform
Custom (no CMS)
Pages
12
Service landing pages
8
Priced menu items
10 IV formulas + shot bar + 21 add-ons
Booking flow
Complete
Revenue
Pre-revenue
Traffic
Not yet established
Licensing required
Yes — RNs and medical director
Ideal buyer
Best fit: An operator who already has licensed RNs and a medical director.
– An existing IV therapy or med spa operator expanding to a second market — they have the clinical infrastructure and licensing; what takes them nine months is the brand and the booking product.
– A nurse or NP going independent. The clinical side is their strength and the commercial side is the wall they hit.
– A med spa adding IV as a service line — bolt-on revenue, existing client base, no new brand to develop.
– A franchise or multi-unit wellness group wanting a second brand that doesn't cannibalise the first.
Growth opportunities for the next owner
– Eight service pages are eight local-SEO plays. Add a city modifier and one brand becomes a metro-wide footprint.
– The configurator is a margin engine — add-on stacking is how a $99 base becomes a $220 ticket.
– Memberships are referenced but not built out. $99/mo recurring in a service business with near-zero marginal delivery cost is the highest-value unbuilt piece.
– Group and event IV is the B2B line — one booking is worth twenty individual drips, and the page exists.
– NAD+ at $349 is the premium anchor, already on the menu with a 500mg upsell teed up.
– Launch mobile with no lease, add the lounge when volume justifies it. The site already sells both.
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: IV therapy brand + booking product, built and ready to open
Hi [Name],
You're running [clinic/med spa] and I saw you're [expanding / already offering IV]. I built a mobile IV therapy brand — Hype IV — and I'm selling it rather than staffing it, because I don't have RNs and you do.
hypeiv.com. A ten-formula menu priced $149–$349, a custom cocktail builder where a client stacks 21 priced add-ons onto a hydration base with a live total, a quick-book flow that takes four taps, and eight separate service landing pages — hangover, athletic recovery, immunity, NAD+, injections, group and event, mobile, and lounge. Compliance language and consent pages are written.
It's pre-revenue. Nobody has been dripped. What you'd be buying is nine months of brand and product work, and the ability to take a booking the week you close.
Asking $25,000.











