Sell your digital business.
E-commerce, software, websites and apps.
Publish your listing among the digital businesses and show the figures that matter to people looking for an online business to take over. You reveal the site's name only to the people you choose.
- Listing online in a few minutes
- Site name hidden
- No commission on the sale
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Attivita24 in the press
Digital categories
Choose where to publish: this is where buyers search.
E-commerce
Online stores on Shopify, WooCommerce or Prestashop, from small stores to brands with their own inventory.
SaaS and subscription software
Business software and apps with customers who pay every month or every year.
Websites and blogs
Portals, blogs and magazines that earn from advertising and affiliate links.
Marketplace stores
Businesses that sell on Amazon, eBay, Etsy and other platforms.
Mobile apps
iPhone and Android apps with active users, subscriptions or advertising.
Social and YouTube channels
Video channels, pages and profiles that earn from advertising and brand deals.
Newsletters and communities
Paid or sponsored newsletters, communities and members-only sites.
Web and digital marketing agencies
Agencies that look after websites, social media, campaigns and Google rankings.
How to sell a digital business
From the figures to the handover, in four steps.
- Step 1
Prepare your numbers
Revenue and profit for the last 12-24 months, visits and where they come from, active customers or subscribers: these are the first things buyers ask for. For a first estimate of the value, use the free tool.
- Step 2
Publish without revealing the name
Choose the category, describe what you are selling and add the figures. You do not need to give the site's name or the domain, and your company name never appears.
- Step 3
Reply to buyers
Interested people write to you through the website. You show logins, data and documents only to people who seem serious.
- Step 4
Hand it over
Once the agreement is signed, you hand over the domain, code, accounts, suppliers and customers. A few weeks of support help the buyer get off to a good start.
Made for people selling online
Your online metrics
Recurring revenue, paying customers, visits per month, platform and where visitors come from: in your listing you put the figures that buyers of a digital business look at first.
8digital categories to publish inYou keep the name
In the listing, buyers see the category, the figures and what they get. You show the site's name and domain only when you decide.
Free valuation
An estimate of the value in a few minutes, with no commitment: a starting point for choosing your price.
Online in a few minutes
The guided steps only ask for what is needed, one at a time.
No commission
You only pay to publish, from €37 + VAT. What you earn from the sale is all yours.
Buyers find you
Digital businesses have their own page and each category has its own list. People looking for an e-commerce store or software to take over reach your listing.
How to sell a digital business
An e-commerce store, subscription software, a website or an app is sold like any other business: the buyer pays for income that carries on after you leave. The difference is that almost everything can be measured: sales, visits, customers, subscribers. The clearer and easier to check the figures are, the faster the negotiation.
What buyers look at
First of all, revenue and profit for the last 12-24 months, month by month. Then where the customers come from: a site that lives on visits from Google is worth more than one that depends only on paid advertising. For software and apps, what counts is active subscribers and how many cancel each month; for a social channel or a newsletter, the audience and how much it earns.
How much work it takes also counts: a business that runs on a few hours a week appeals to more people.
What a digital business is worth
The price is usually a multiple of one year's profit: lower for small sites that depend on a single source of visits, higher for software with recurring revenue and few lost customers. For an e-commerce store, the inventory is added at cost.
To start, use the free valuation tool, then compare the price with similar listings.
The company or just the site, and the handover
You can sell the shares of the company that owns the business, or just the assets: domain, code, brand, content, subscriber lists and customers. Taxes and paperwork differ: decide with your accountant.
After signing, you hand over the domain, hosting, code, platform accounts, suppliers and logins. Prepare a list of everything needed to run the business beforehand: the negotiation is simpler and the buyer feels more at ease.