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most of the options mentioned are not viable for starter websites
Flippa alternatives?
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Mark Eternally
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I have an ecommerce website that serves as a blog and alsoa service based, I have made over $300K and willing to sell the website to the right buyer. Let me know .
globolsales
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Buy a tool based downloader site like snaptik or instagram viewer. It is easy to maintain.
_griffin_
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I remember finding a marketplace where additional information about the techstack . This marketplace gave a lot of weight to the CMS - wordpress, strapi or directus.
Cant remember the name tho.
Coincidentally I have an app that uses directus
Will very much appreciate if someone remembers the name of the market
Cant remember the name tho.
Coincidentally I have an app that uses directus
Will very much appreciate if someone remembers the name of the market
creditwala
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facebook/ebay
alexmaverickk
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empire flipper is an alternative but try as well facebook groups it may work sometime even better than expected
Layout
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Yeah, Flippa's pricing has definitely gone up over the years, and for smaller sites, the fees can eat into your profits quickly. If you're looking for alternatives that are more affordable or user-friendly, here are some good ones:
If you're selling a startup or SaaS, IndieMaker is a good choice. For content sites, Investors Club and Empire Flippers are better. If you have a budget-friendly site, SideProjectors or Freemarket might work.
1. https://investors.club/
- Free for sellers (buyers pay a membership fee).
- Curated listings that attract serious buyers.
- Best for niche content sites.
2. https://www.empireflippers.com/
- Ideal for high-value websites ($50K+), but has lower-tier listings too.
- Strict vetting process ensures legitimacy.
- No upfront fee, but a 8%–15% commission on sales.
3. https://sideprojectors.com/
- Great for unfinished projects and small websites.
- Affordable listing fees ($5–$10).
- Smaller audience but good for testing demand.
4. https://www.freelancer.com/freemarket/
- Free to list, with only a 5% commission on sales.
- Basic platform with less traffic than Flippa.
5. https://indiemaker.co/
- Best for SaaS, startups, and micro-projects.
- Low fees but smaller buyer pool.
If you're selling a startup or SaaS, IndieMaker is a good choice. For content sites, Investors Club and Empire Flippers are better. If you have a budget-friendly site, SideProjectors or Freemarket might work.
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flippium.com
small niche sites available here.
small niche sites available here.
AffiliateBazar
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Best ones are Empire Flippers, Acquire.com, Motion Invest
If you are looking for same services but with NSFW sites, try broker.xxx
If you are looking for same services but with NSFW sites, try broker.xxx
needtraffic24
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What's wrong with Flippa price? Flippa is one of the most trusted websites for selling websites.
TrickyD
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what are niche investors and where you find them? Is there a list somewhere?
"Priti Keer "
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Empire Flippers Premium marketplace with strong vetting and higher‑quality buyers, ideal for established sites.
EmeraldEagle
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at the flippa's place you can use motion invest and sitepoint marketplace