Buy or sell a Facebook Page with confidence. Scrowise secures payment, coordinates the handover, and releases funds when the transfer is complete.
Buying or selling a Facebook Page should feel organized from the start. Scrowise gives both sides a secure space to agree on what is changing hands, manage the transfer, and move toward payout with greater confidence.
Keep payment secure during the review and transfer process. Release takes place only after the agreed Page access, ownership changes, and assets have been confirmed.
Use a shared, easy-to-use interface to follow each step, review the deal terms, and track progress without relying on scattered messages.
Get help from a Scrowise agent when questions arise about the Page transfer, permissions, or agreed handover requirements.
A Scrowise agent guides buyers and sellers from agreed terms through funding, business-asset handover, review, and payment release.
Start your escrowThe buyer and seller define the Page or business asset, price, included access, review period, handover steps, and conditions for payout.
Both parties accept the escrow agreement, recording the transaction scope, responsibilities, inspection criteria, and dispute process.
The buyer deposits the agreed amount into escrow. Scrowise confirms the funds before the seller begins the agreed handover.
The seller completes the agreed Page, Business Portfolio, access, content, and listed-asset transfer steps. Buyers and sellers use live chat inside the escrow room to coordinate the handover in real time.
The buyer checks the agreed Page control, Business Suite access, content, analytics, ad assets, connected properties, and listed commercial materials during the inspection period.
Once the buyer approves the agreed handover, or the review period ends without a dispute under the agreement, Scrowise releases funds to the seller.
Read how buyers and sellers used a defined agreement, confirmed funding, and a documented handover to keep Facebook transactions moving.
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The agreement should state the Facebook Page or agreed asset, price, included access, connected assets, handover steps, buyer review period, and payment-release conditions.
The agreement can identify a Facebook Page, Page username, content library, brand assets, analytics, domains, business tools, advertising assets, connected Instagram assets, and any listed post-handover support.
No. Meta Business Suite distinguishes access from ownership: a request for access lets someone manage a Page but does not transfer ownership. The agreement should state precisely whether it covers access, ownership procedures, or both.
The buyer should review the agreed Page control, Business Portfolio status, access permissions, Page settings, content and brand assets, analytics, advertising assets, connected accounts, and all other listed materials.
Yes, if the agreement specifically identifies each asset and the parties complete the applicable Meta procedures. For example, Meta describes a Page-ownership release request as potentially taking up to 30 days for approval or decline, followed by a 72-hour grace period after approval.
