Is Empire Flippers trustworthy?

Sold through EF a few times and everything went smoothly. They have a strict vetting process so you need to make sure your website fits their criteria.
 
Just had a look at the empire flippers site. The asking prices they ask for certain sites are outrageous. 46 multiple for Amazon affiliate sites :eek:
 
I don't like Flippa. Their charges & process are the worst...

Disclaimer: It's my personal opinion based on my case.
 
I know them both.
Good people.One was an exec vip here the other a mod.
They were coworking with flippa before creating a competition for flippa.If you have a better website i would recommend going with them instead of flippa
 
They are ok, but they charge a 15% Fee!
Can you Imagine a fcking 15% fee for absolutely nothing..............and the most sites that sell there go for $100k+
They essentially profit $15k per every site sold ,loooooool.....

Find the buyer yourself, is what I can suggest.
That's just greedy as fuk.
 
Best ones.
Your site must be an authoritative one though
 
They are ok, but they charge a 15% Fee!
Can you Imagine a fcking 15% fee for absolutely nothing..............and the most sites that sell there go for $100k+
They essentially profit $15k per every site sold ,loooooool.....

Find the buyer yourself, is what I can suggest.
That's just greedy as fuk.

Try to find big pocket buyers that will trust YOU selling your website
 
There are absolutely 0 problems finding ''big pocket'' buyers nowadays yourself...

I don't believe you on your own will find big pockets willing to pay YOU 1M for a site
 
I don't believe you on your own will find big pockets willing to pay YOU 1M for a site
Simplest Method? Contact your Competitors....
Have sold multiple websites in mid 6 figure range with 0 problems.
Have also helped to find buyers for others.
 
No way in hell they scammed you. They are featured in Forbes and even on Shopify. You probably made a mistake on your end.
I would agree they are overall good I guess things could go wrong but in general very good service overall I chatted to the main guy behind them he was polite,smart,friendly good guy overall.

When I used to in the past work as a Domain seller for quite big guy before he would always recommend his customers go to them since the customer care or general service good overall.
 
In my opinion, they are trustworthy and mostly amazon PL Assets are easily sold over there which obviously generate some good income.
 
Simplest Method? Contact your Competitors....
Have sold multiple websites in mid 6 figure range with 0 problems.
Have also helped to find buyers for others.

Good for you and the ones you helped, but...
Look at their multipliers, most above 40, near 50 and some above 50
That pays for more than their 15% commission!
 
Good for you and the ones you helped, but...
Look at their multipliers, most above 40, near 50 and some above 50
That pays for more than their 15% commission!
Find the right person and you can even fetch 60x
There's nothing special about them...
The market currently is hot , that's all..

It's not hard to find buyers yourself and get a great price..
 
EF is good but your site has to meet there standards before they will list it. They are not like Flippa where everyone and everything can list. If your not doing over 100k its a good chance the EF will reject your site.

From their site:


Here are our current requirements for online businesses that need to be met before they can be accepted onto our marketplace.

  • An online business that makes $1,000 per month or more average in net profit (Exception being Adsense / Amazon Associates / Affiliate / Merch by Amazon businesses which can be accepted at $500 per month average net profit).
  • Google Analytics on the website for at least 3 months (Clicky is also acceptable).
  • Business must have a SOLID track record of at least 12 months of revenue/earnings (We will accept a record of 6 months for Adsense / Amazon Associates / Affiliate businesses.)
  • Adsense / Amazon Associates / Affiliate / Advertising sites must be on the same domain for the previous 12 months.
  • There must be no evidence of actively manipulating with penalizations, deleted accounts, 301 redirects short-term earnings etc. (If there are 2 instances or more, the website/business will immediately be rejected)
  • Service/Client businesses must derive over 50% of their income from multiple clients, can’t just be relying on a single customer.
  • PLEASE NOTE: The business cannot be related to pornography, gambling, payday loans, hacking, illegal substances, any form of criminal activity, or sell physical products that are CBD or hemp oil-related. Plus, any site promising cures through herbal remedies/other dubious claims, or anything that leans in the direction of these categories will not be accepted (which we will also determine during the vetting period).
  • In addition to above categories, any website with fake SEO, IG/Facebook/Twitter followers etc. will immediately be denied.
  • We may reject a business we deem as being unfit for our marketplace or if we don’t believe we have the buyer pool for the current business due to the structure or P&L.
 
Has worked with them previously, great team, and obviously legit :)
 
I used Flippa just one time to sell a site, you have my recommendation for it
 
Just had a look at the empire flippers site. The asking prices they ask for certain sites are outrageous. 46 multiple for Amazon affiliate sites :eek:

Definitely not a sellers perspective :) I like to scan the Just Sold sites in the Millions just as a good morning wake up. :)
 
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