Sell your online business with confidence

You built something worth passing on. Give buyers a clear picture of your business, agree the right deal, and move through the handover with Scrowise by your side.

What can you sell in
Scrowise Marketplace?

Give the channel you have grown a new chapter. Present your content, audience, and performance to potential buyers.

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Pass on the business you have built, from a website or store to an app, SaaS product, or web application.

Why sell with
Scrowise?

An expert on your side

You get a dedicated escrow agent to help coordinate the agreed terms, handover, and next steps with your buyer.

Zero listing fees

List your business on the marketplace for free. Escrow fees are separate and shown before you start a deal.

Funds before handover

Confirm funding in escrow before transferring access or ownership. Payment stays held until the agreed release requirements are met.

A clear path to payout

Agree what completion means, follow the handover steps, and receive your payout once the release requirements are met.

Control your listing privacy

Negotiate with buyers

Transparent escrow fees

Bring your own buyer

Already have a buyer? Start escrow directly and complete the handover with support from a dedicated agent. No marketplace listing needed.

Four simple steps

How to sell
with Scrowise

Create your listing for free. Add your business details, asking price, and supporting information.

Connect with interested buyers, answer their questions, and agree on the price and what is included.

Agree the terms and escrow fees, sign the contract, and wait for the buyer's funds to be confirmed before transferring ownership.

Follow the agreed handover with your escrow agent. Receive your payout once the completion requirements and confirmations are in place.

Before you list,
get the details ready

A little preparation makes your listing easier to complete and easier for buyers to understand.

Ownership & access

Prepare your asset details, ownership information, and the accounts included in the sale.

Recent performance

Have audience and activity figures ready, with analytics to support them.

Revenue & net profit

Use average monthly figures based on the same last three completed months.

Supporting documents

Gather relevant screenshots, financial records, and a clear outline of the handover.

Questions about
selling?

The details that help you take the next step. For questions about a particular business or deal, talk to our team.

You can list YouTube channels with at least 5,000 subscribers, websites, web apps, and SaaS businesses. Add your asset details, performance, financial information, and handover information. YouTube listings also require channel ownership verification. Mobile apps are not currently supported.

Yes. You can start an escrow directly, agree the assets and transfer requirements with your buyer, and coordinate the handover with an assigned agent. You do not need a marketplace listing to start an escrow.

The listing wizard includes a “Hide my channel name” option. You can use a custom public title, with the real channel shared when an escrow starts. Review any screenshots and documents you upload for identifying information.

Prepare average monthly revenue before expenses and average monthly net profit after expenses. Use the same last three completed months for both: add each month's figure and divide by three. You can report zero or a loss for net profit.

Escrow fees depend on your transaction. Our pricing page explains the current fees. Both parties should agree who pays the fee as part of the deal terms before funding.

There is no guaranteed sale timeline. Interest depends on the business, asking price, performance, and the information you provide. A complete, accurate listing gives buyers a stronger basis for deciding whether to get in touch.

Wait for funding to be confirmed in escrow, then follow the agreed handover steps with your agent. Define the assets, access, and completion requirements before starting the transfer.

Funds are released once the agreed completion requirements have been met and the required confirmations are in place. Arrival time depends on the payout method and any applicable checks. If an issue is raised, funds remain in escrow while it is addressed.