Paint Party Business

2 Paint Party Business Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: October 6th, 2024

Have a knack for painting and love socializing? A paint party business could be your next venture. This idea involves hosting events where groups of people come together to create their own artistic masterpieces, guided by step-by-step instructions.

At its core, you’re transforming painting into a collaborative, fun experience. You'd orchestrate each event, providing all necessary supplies—canvases, brushes, paints—while leading attendees through the creative process.

Imagine the appeal: a relaxed atmosphere, good company, and the joy of creating something from scratch. Whether it’s for team-building events, birthday parties, or just a casual evening out, paint parties offer a creative outlet and a memorable time.

You'll need to manage aspects like venue arrangements, marketing, and supply costs, but the reward lies in blending art and entertainment. If you’re seeking a business that merges creativity with community-building, paint parties present an enjoyable and fulfilling opportunity.

In this list, you'll find real-world paint party business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a paint party business that makes money.

1. COOLERSbyU ($300K/year)

Garrett Barretta came up with the idea for COOLERSbyU after witnessing the laborious process of preparing coolers for painting during his college years. He saw the need for an easier way to paint coolers and after conducting research and receiving support from the CEO of Jansy Packaging, he launched his business. In just four years, COOLERSbyU has grown from earning a few thousand dollars per month to an impressive average of over $25k per month.

How much money it makes: $300K/year
How much did it cost to start: $40K
How many people on the team: 0

How I Started A $25K/Month Paintable Coolers Business While Having A Full Time Job

How a recent college graduate started COOLERSbyU, a paintable cooler and accessories business geared towards Greek life and DIY crafting, growing from a few thousand dollars to an average of over $25k per month in just four years through mostly organic growth and a focus on SEO.

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2. Brush Tokes ($30K/year)

After realizing she needed a real hobby, Kelly rediscovered her love for art and decided to sell her creations. Partnering with Natasha, they came up with the idea for Brush Tokes, a 420-friendly art class that combines their shared interests in art and cannabis. Since launching in January 2018, they have sold out classes and experienced steady growth, with monthly income reaching up to $2,500.

How much money it makes: $30K/year
How many people on the team: 1

How We Started A 420 Friendly Painting Class

Brush Tokes is a 420-friendly art business that combines the enjoyment of cannabis with artistic expression, offering various services including painting, plant, and art classes, and generates up to $2,500 per month through its word-of-mouth business.

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