Pass on the business you have built, from a website or store to an app, SaaS product, or web application.
Sell your website or SaaS business
Ready for your next chapter? List your website or SaaS for free, connect with buyers, and complete the handover through escrow.
Show the numbers
behind your website or SaaS
Give buyers a clear view of your traffic or users, revenue model, and recent revenue and net profit. Add product screenshots and set your asking price so they can assess your website or SaaS on more than its appearance.
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Why sell your website with
Scrowise
List for free, talk to buyers, and move from an agreed deal to a protected handover.
Get expert handover support
Choose Escrow Pro for a dedicated agent who helps coordinate your website transfer with the buyer.
Secure payment before handover
Wait for confirmed escrow funding before transferring your domain, code, or account access.
List your website for free
Showcase your website, web app, or SaaS business with zero listing fees. Escrow fees are separate.
Show the business behind the website
Share revenue, net profit, and relevant traffic or subscription metrics so buyers can assess your business.
Make every included asset clear
Describe your technology stack and specify the domain, code, database, brand, and other assets included.
Agree the deal before you transfer
Message buyers, negotiate the price, and agree on what's included and how the handover will work.
How to sell your website or SaaS
From your website listing to an agreed domain and code handover, with escrow funding confirmed before you transfer access.
Your listing
Your sale, step by step
- Step 1
Put your product and performance in view
Add your website URL, product screenshots, revenue, net profit, and asking price. Describe your technology and included assets, and add traffic or SaaS customer metrics where relevant. Listing is free; complete any required verification and submit for review.
- Step 2
Review offers. Define the handover.
Use chat to answer buyer questions about revenue, running costs, and the product. Agree the price, domain, code, and other included assets. Set out hosting, billing, and customer support responsibilities before starting escrow.
- Step 3
Wait for confirmed escrow funding
Your buyer funds the escrow. Wait until Scrowise confirms funding before transferring your domain, code, or admin access. A payment receipt upload alone is not confirmation. Funds remain held until the release requirements are met.
- Step 4
Complete the transfer. Confirm the handover.
Follow the agreed plan for your domain, code, hosting, and access. Escrow Pro provides an agent to guide the handover; with Plus, coordinate directly with your buyer. Required completion checks come before payout processing.
Step 1 of 4: Put your product and performance in view
Agree what transfers.
Plan how it keeps running.
A website sale is more than a domain change. Agree which code, content, hosting, and access are included. For SaaS, plan billing and customer support with your buyer, check provider requirements, and define what a completed handover looks like.
Domain & codeHosting & billingSupport & access
Pass on the business you have built, from a website or store to an app, SaaS product, or web application.
Before you sell
your website or SaaS
Practical answers about your financials, website ownership, and business handover.
Yes. Enter 0 revenue and accurate net profit, including any loss. Select 'Not monetized' where applicable. Describe your website or SaaS, its users, and included assets. Listings are subject to review.
Enter average monthly revenue and average monthly net profit separately in USD. Use the same last three completed months for both: add each month's figure, then divide by three. Net profit should reflect operating expenses, such as hosting, software, marketing, and support. Keep supporting records ready for buyer questions.
Website listings have an optional monthly visitors field. Web apps and SaaS can include monthly active users. SaaS listings also have optional paying customers, monthly recurring revenue (MRR), and monthly customer churn fields. These are figures you enter, not automatically connected analytics. MRR is separate from average monthly revenue.
Yes. Creating a marketplace listing is free. Escrow fees are separate, depend on your plan and deal details, and have minimums. Check current pricing and agree with your buyer whether you, the buyer, or both will pay the escrow fee.
When verification is required, add the supplied TXT record to your domain's DNS. This confirms DNS access, not revenue or code quality. If you cannot access DNS, submit a reason for manual review instead. A review request is not automatic approval; the team must review it before the listing can go live.
If review is required, your website or SaaS listing stays private until approved. While pending, you can privately preview it, edit and resubmit it, or withdraw it to a draft. Complete any required DNS verification or submit a manual review request with your reason before submitting.
Describe your technology stack, included assets, and handover details in the listing. Agree which domain, code, content, hosting, documentation, and access the buyer will receive. For SaaS, discuss billing and customer support too. Check each provider's transfer requirements before promising an account or subscription handover.
Escrow Pro includes a dedicated agent to guide the agreed website or SaaS handover. With Escrow Plus, you coordinate directly with your buyer. You still need an agreed plan for domain, code, hosting, and billing changes; agent guidance is not a managed migration service.
Yes. You can start escrow directly without a marketplace listing. Agree your website or SaaS sale price, included assets, provider requirements, and handover steps with your buyer during deal setup.
Wait until Scrowise confirms funding in escrow, not just that the buyer uploaded a payment receipt. Then follow your agreed website or SaaS handover plan. Keep passwords, API keys, and customer data out of public listing text and screenshots.
Payout processing follows handover confirmation: the agent verifies completion on Pro; both parties confirm on Plus. Payment is not instant. Timing depends on payout processing and any issues raised. An open dispute pauses release while it is reviewed.