Verified startups.
Direct deals. No commission.
Founders list startups with proven revenue. Buyers talk to them directly. We verify, we connect, and we stay out of the deal.
Selling or buying, four steps.
For founders
- 1Create your accountOne email and a 6-digit code. No password.
- 2Verify your domainAdd one DNS TXT record to prove the website is yours.
- 3Connect your revenueStripe, read-only. MRR comes from paid recurring invoices.
- 4Set a price and publishPublic or anonymous. Listing is free.
For buyers
- 1Browse verified startupsRank by MRR, visitors, growth, multiple, price or newest.
- 2Read the listingVerified revenue history, asking price and what is included.
- 3Message the founderA free account and a private conversation.
- 4Agree the deal togetherPrice, contract and transfer are between you, with no commission.
Nothing goes public without proof.
An app that is not fully verified stays a private draft in your account. Disconnecting your revenue takes the listing off the Marketplace until it is verified again.
- ✓Verified domaina DNS record proves ownership
- ✓Verified revenuefrom a connected provider, never typed by hand
- ✓An asking priceshown with its multiple of annual revenue
The numbers decide, not the budget.
↑The numbers decide the rank. Listings are ranked by verified MRR, or by the sort the buyer picks. There is no paid ranking.
✦Sponsoring never moves a rank. Sponsor cards live in the side columns and the mobile strip, never in the ranking.
◷Numbers stay fresh. Each listing shows its revenue provider and the date of the last sync.
Optional visibility, fixed price.
Design a one-line card with your color and preview it live. Your card holds a fixed place in the sponsor columns for the whole campaign. It starts once Stripe confirms the payment, and you follow impressions and clicks in your account.
Your data stays yours.
- Only totals are public
- MRR, growth and history. Never customers or invoices.
- Anonymous if you want
- Name, domain and logo stay hidden until you reveal them to one buyer.
- Private conversations
- Only the buyer and the founder read them.
- Sold means sold
- Marking an app as sold takes it off the Marketplace.
Before you pay anyone, ask for a screen share of the revenue dashboard, check the domain and account transfers, and never share passwords in the chat.