Trust & safety

Built so strangers can trade safely.

Buying a business from someone you've never met takes trust. Ours isn't asked for - it's built into how every deal works.

See how outcomes look in sold businesses.

How escrow works

Money never moves directly between buyer and seller. Every transaction runs through Escrow.com, a regulated third-party escrow service - we never hold your funds either.

  1. Agree on a price

    Make or accept an offer. Once both sides agree, the sale moves to Escrow.com.

  2. Buyer pays into escrow

    The buyer's payment is held by Escrow.com - not by us and not by the seller - while the handover happens.

  3. Handoff, then release

    The seller transfers the business. Funds are released only after the buyer confirms everything has been received.

If a deal goes wrong mid-transfer, nobody walks away with both the money and the business - the funds stay locked in escrow until the dispute is resolved.

Every listing is reviewed before it goes live

Nothing is published straight to the market. We check the claims, then give serious buyers the evidence to check them again.

Moderation before publish

Each submission goes through AI-assisted moderation and, where needed, human review - catching fabricated revenue, templates dressed up as real products, and misleading claims. Listings that can't back up their numbers don't go live.

Data room for Premium buyers

Premium buyers get data room access on every listing - Stripe exports, P&L, cohort retention and codebase docs - so they can verify the numbers before making an offer.

The rules, in writing

The policies that govern listings, deals and disputes - plain language, no surprises.

Contact

Need a hand with a deal?

Something looks off, or you need help mid-handoff? Open a ticket and we'll get back to you by email.

Premium members get priority support with same-day responses.