How much could a Turkish movie streaming website with 60K–70K monthly organic traffic be worth?

[Lifeisnotgood]

Banner advertising maybe. Someone buys an ad space from you. But unfortunately I don't know where you could get potential customers like that who could pay even 100 - 200€ per month for one banner space.

Most people/companies buy advertisements from AdSense.
I believe that a banner ad like that on a movie or series page would convert quite well. Better than on a blog, news site, or anywhere else.

 

[Reloisback]

Banner advertising maybe. Someone buys an ad space from you. But unfortunately I don't know where you could get potential customers like that who could pay even 100 - 200€ per month for one banner space.

Most people/companies buy advertisements from AdSense.
I believe that a banner ad like that on a movie or series page would convert quite well. Better than on a blog, news site, or anywhere else.

Right now, I’m making $30–$50 a day from just one pop-up

 

[Lifeisnotgood]

Right now, I’m making $30–$50 a day from just one pop-up

That is good sum.
But how much do you spend per month on that website?
How many hours do you use per month?
Can it be running in the background "automated" for even a week?

 

[Reloisback]

That is good sum.
But how much do you spend per month on that website?
How many hours do you use per month?
Can it be running in the background "automated" for even a week?

I used to spend $9 a month, but to play it safe, I upped it to $60. I don’t have to do anything—I wrote an automated system that automatically uploads the shows people want and even inserts ads at the end of the first episode, the last episode, and every 10 episodes. So I don’t have to lift a finger.

 

[Lifeisnotgood]

I used to spend $9 a month, but to play it safe, I upped it to $60. I don’t have to do anything—I wrote an automated system that automatically uploads the shows people want and even inserts ads at the end of the first episode, the last episode, and every 10 episodes. So I don’t have to lift a finger.

Then you have a very good setup in there!
As a personal opinion, I highly value the fact that if the operation remains almost automated and it generates money for you, you don't need to do much of anything.
It's not worth selling something like that.

I completely understand that you want to make more money with it. Because it has great potential.
Apparently Turkey is a Tier 2 country, but the fact that there are a lot of people in Turkey is a big deal. Turkey is a digitally advanced country. So all kinds of streaming services are taking a hit there too, and if they raise their prices, customers usually switch to cheaper sources, whether they are paid or free.

One thing is for sure, if you can get more viewers to Tier 1, your earnings will increase.
Adsterra is quite annoying because many of the ads are garbage.
But it's worth keeping, because there's nothing else. I definitely recommend banner ads, which someone can buy directly.
Turks who live somewhere else in Europe, they are potential customers for your site. Since they live in a Tier 1 country, their ads are different. Maybe if you can somehow advertise to them, that's also a pretty good idea.

Then check out some ideas on this pages:
https://rlsbb.to/
https://www.ruutu.fi/
https://viaplay.fi/
https://www.mtv.fi/
https://www.rakuten.tv/
I don't think you'll find many. But maybe something...

 

[Reloisback]

Then you have a very good setup in there!
As a personal opinion, I highly value the fact that if the operation remains almost automated and it generates money for you, you don't need to do much of anything.
It's not worth selling something like that.

I completely understand that you want to make more money with it. Because it has great potential.
Apparently Turkey is a Tier 2 country, but the fact that there are a lot of people in Turkey is a big deal. Turkey is a digitally advanced country. So all kinds of streaming services are taking a hit there too, and if they raise their prices, customers usually switch to cheaper sources, whether they are paid or free.

One thing is for sure, if you can get more viewers to Tier 1, your earnings will increase.
Adsterra is quite annoying because many of the ads are garbage.
But it's worth keeping, because there's nothing else. I definitely recommend banner ads, which someone can buy directly.
Turks who live somewhere else in Europe, they are potential customers for your site. Since they live in a Tier 1 country, their ads are different. Maybe if you can somehow advertise to them, that's also a pretty good idea.

Then check out some ideas on this pages:
https://rlsbb.to/
https://www.ruutu.fi/
https://viaplay.fi/
https://www.mtv.fi/
https://www.rakuten.tv/
I don't think you'll find many. But maybe something...

Thank you so much for your comment. As for other countries, I actually have viewers from other countries, and I have series with special dubbing and subtitles for them; I’m thinking of expanding the category to include them.

 

[mapleisaac]

I’m skeptical that you have a massive collection of movies without any copyright issues. To my knowledge, film studios have long since claimed ownership of all movies and rely on them as a primary source of revenue.

 

[Reloisback]

I’m skeptical that you have a massive collection of movies without any copyright issues. To my knowledge, film studios have long since claimed ownership of all movies and rely on them as a primary source of revenue.

I don’t upload regular movies or TV shows; I’ve already said it’s different, and a lot of time has passed, yet I still haven’t had any copyright-related issues. Right now, it’s making $100 a day.

 

[Starblazer]

The price is usually calculated for 2-3 years MRR estimate. It's difficult to estimate prices without monetization.

 

[nmabgp123]

A website with that much traffic is typically worth between $4,000 and $10,000, but its true value depends almost entirely on monthly profits and legal risks.

 

[Khamre Satert]

without revenue, value is limited.
– Stable revenue > just traffic
– Traffic quality (tier 1 > tier 2)
– Risk (copyright/streaming niche = big discount)

 

[Lboogy7]

Okay, so like, without knowing your current revenue, it's super hard to put a solid number on it right now. But honestly, the "streaming" part and potential copyright headaches are a massive red flag that'll seriously tank its value for most buyers, even with that sweet organic traffic

The cpm providers you need to try in most streaming website are related to spam, malware, p0rn, igaming

 

[shinaoludare]

Usually, sites like this sell for 20x to 30x your average monthly net profit.

 

[teknodik]

Right now, I’m making $30–$50 a day from just one pop-up

Which network is that, could you give me some details? PopAds and similar ones dropped their CPM to 0.20

 

[231223]

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for some feedback regarding the potential value of a website I own.

It is a Turkish movie & TV streaming website that has been online for a while and receives consistent organic traffic from Google. I’m not officially listing it for sale at the moment — just trying to understand realistic valuation ranges in the current market.

Some basic stats:

• Monthly Google organic traffic: ~60,000 – 70,000 users (average)
• Total monthly impressions: 300,000+
• Average CTR: ~21%
• Average Google position: around 6
• Traffic source: ~90% Google Organic
• Primary audience: Turkey (with some EU traffic)
• No known manual actions or search engine penalties

Based on your experience:
– What kind of valuation range would make sense for a site like this?
– What would be the main factors that could increase or decrease its value?

If anyone has experience buying or selling similar entertainment / streaming websites, I’d really appreciate your insights.

Thanks in advance!

You can take on short dramas, commercials, or shopping mall projects.

 

[mochs]

Currently, it’s generating 350,000 to 600,000 clicks per month from Google searches.

It’s doing quite well—sometimes I’m surprised to see the TV shows I share appear at the top of Google search results within 10 to 20 minutes.

I tried adding pop-up ads through Adsterra, which brings in between $30 and $50 a day.



It would be best to keep improving it.

This is surprising—when I first brought up the topic, the average was around 60–70k per month, and I didn’t think I’d be able to increase it this much in such a short time.

I’m also thinking about hosting the videos myself—I’ll get a dedicated server for that—and since I have viewers from other countries besides the one where the content is currently available, I’m considering setting up the site differently for five separate countries, because I have five different languages and translations for each series, and my archive is quite large. I don’t have any copyright issues, so I’m not worried about that.

abi , you keep saying you dont have time for it and others are giving you low value prices , if i was you i would run soft ads that would bring a good 50$-100$ a day and hire someone to manage all the website while u focus on ur other things, i can help you with that if you want

 

[Reloisback]

I put in a lot of effort and added a lot of new features. My monthly income is currently at least $1,000; just the other day, I made $1,400 in two weeks. My payments are deposited into my crypto account every Monday. Things are going really well right now, but I’m still undecided about whether to sell or not

The reason I don’t sell is that people come up with ridiculous offers. I make the amounts they offer in no time anyway.

 

[Reloisback]

Which network is that, could you give me some details? PopAds and similar ones dropped their CPM to 0.20

Adsterra is good at this

 

[Reloisback]

I'm still considering selling it; if anyone is seriously interested, I'd be happy to discuss it.

 

[pak111111]

I focused on increasing the number of tv series. First, I switched from WordPress to Laravel, set up a solid infrastructure, ensured a complete transfer, and now I've written a different system. This system downloads the series, writes my site's name into them, uploads them, and then uploads them to the site. Of course, it changes the SEO sections each time using OpenAI based on the original description, making everything SEO-friendly and selecting categories specifically based on the description. It shares 5 per day and automatically adds the remaining tv series to the upcoming release list. I also added a special request section. If someone requests a series from the request list, it will automatically detect this and prioritize uploading it. As I said, following series isn't and ads my job; I enjoy finding and managing systems this way. For now, users really like the new interface and functionality. Let's see what progress I make from Google's perspective.

Hi can you explane me do you have some program or how you download,uploud automatically?