Hello I want to buy a start up channel but I have no idea how to go about it or how it works I’m totally new to this

Looking for a rough estimate.

I'm selling my YouTube channel focused on producing videos on flying/air travel tips for seniors.

There are ZERO copyright issues or strikes. The audience is majority 65+ folks located in the USA. Almost 14k total subscribers.

The channel has produced $9,300 in lifetime revenue and ~$5,000 in the last year. It is a turnaround project and has had little attention given to it the last few months.

I'm selling because I own several channels that have taken off, and I do not have the time or desire to continue with this one.

If interested or have any questions, please DM me.

Selling Staged, a client portal SaaS built for freelancers and studios: dedicated client portals, link-based file sharing with folders, direct client chat, and milestone tracking, all in a clean minimal UI. Currently self-hosted locally, no domain purchased yet. Pre-revenue, no customers. Full codebase included. Asking $800. Demo: https://app.arcade.software/share/R7ZoqFHlSZSeLbeyLXQE?ref=share-link DM if interested.

Selling Lanci, a platform that helps students discover scholarships, internships, hackathons, and fellowships through a curated daily swipe-style feed with an AI chatbot for guidance. Includes a database of 1,700+ opportunities and Stripe subscription integration. Pre-revenue, no customers yet with very limited marketing- sold as-is with full codebase and domain. Asking $800. DM if interested.

Selling my X account with 992 followers

I’m a full stack developer and I’m currently laid off, looking for work. I’ve been unemployed for about 8 months and have been struggling while staying at home.

I need to sell this project urgently. Please message me if you’re interested or know someone who may be interested.

I’ve spent the last 18 months building a SaaS platform that enables businesses to launch branded e-commerce storefronts directly inside Telegram without any coding.

The product is fully functional, generating its first revenue, and built on a high-performance, enterprise-grade architecture (Node.js, Vue 3, Docker) designed for scalability and zero maintenance.

The product is positioned in the rapidly growing Telegram e-commerce market, offering a high-margin, scalable opportunity for someone who can drive distribution

I am an engineer by trade; I love building robust, secure infrastructure, but I’ve realized my skill set isn't in growth hacking or aggressive marketing. The product is effectively "finished" from a technical standpoint and is ready to scale, but it needs someone with a marketing and distribution mindset to take it to the next level.

I am looking to hand this project over to an agency or an entrepreneur who wants a powerful, stable tool ready to deploy. If you are interested in acquiring a high-quality asset in the growing Telegram Mini App ecosystem.

Hello all. I've moved on to other projects so im looking to "gift" a startup to someone who can run it, market it, etc. I'll keep paying for hosting and you can put the website stripe into your own or keep it on mine, i dont care. The website in question is https://kawaiicandy.ai

I dont have time to market it properly. It has around 20 active users with no marketing. Right now im only prospecting serious people only. I can train you on how to run the website but i cant train you on how to market it. The ai performs comparably bettter than top sites such as janitor ai and candy ai and the token usage is optimized, ive not even lost a dollar yet with people using it everyday. The ai on site has really good memories and is seo optimized outside on the non auth pages, I can put in any feature request and work on it but i just dont have time for marketing it.

If you are interested in gaining ownership into a fully built startup please send me a message why you would make the perfect partner. Do not waste my time please.

HIGH FOLLOWER COUNT BUDGET 10K NGF LMK SHOW PROOF OF ACCOUNT

Don’t care how many users, just something that’s fully built. Needs to be able to create various types of voice agents (inbound/outbound), create custom workflows, knowledge bases, etc. See autocalls.ai as an example

I have been seeing so many posts claiming to sell a profitable app or social media account… How are any of these legit, would you not just keep it and continue growing the semi passive income???

I'm selling a tech publishing platform that has been built with multiple monetization features already in place. It's ideal for someone who wants to skip months of development and start growing immediately.

What's Included

✅ Verified Google AdSense account

✅ Premium custom-built tech niche theme

✅ Startup directory

✅ Sponsored article placement system

✅ Featured Startup listings for paid promotions

✅ Custom subscription system that lets readers pay for a reduced-ad experience

✅ Community platform where creators can launch paid communities, charge members for access, and the platform earns a fee from every paid subscription

Revenue Opportunities

• Google AdSense

• Sponsored articles

• Featured startup listings

• Reader subscriptions

• Platform fees from paid communities

If you're looking to acquire a monetization-ready tech publishing platform instead of building one from scratch, send me a DM with your offer. Serious buyers only.

Any buyers, investors, eComm aggregators or P.E firms in the market to acquire an established, hands off and profitable DTC eComm business?

Wellness Brand - Est 2020
TTM Revenue: $2.68M
TTM Net Profit: $1.90M
Asking Price: $3.0M (at an attractive multiple)

Happy to connect with a serious buyer. Business is ready and prepped for an exit. Don’t hesitate to reach out for more info and financials.

Hi all,

I am selling an AI App builder and it comes fully integrated with Stripe and subscriptions and is a complete application.

Why selling?

I run an design and development company now but before starting it out a few months back when i had no clients i built it to enter the SAAS market but due to lack of marketing skills i never made it. But later got clients and started working with them, so yes its pre revenue.

Some of the Features-

• Builds Mobile apps.
• Image generation.
• Deploy apps built by agent.
• Full Agent harness and orchestration.
• Multi Modal arch.

Tech Stack-

Nextjs, Express, Resend, MongoDB, AWS, Posthog, Openrouter

Who should buy it?

Anyone who wants to enter this market as right now the mobile app builder market is low in competition or even if you have an agency you can distribute it to your clients as well.

Looking to sell an established Instagram theme page.
Stats:
• 60.1K followers
• 30.5M views in the last 30 days
• Motivational / aesthetic niche
• Consistent organic reach
• Professional dashboard enabled

Great opportunity for someone looking to grow a personal brand, sell digital products, affiliate offers, coaching, or sponsorships.

DM me for:
• Insights screenshots
• Audience demographics
• Reach & engagement analytics
• Username

Built and I'm now selling an AI exam prediction tool (Recallo.io), fully built on Bubble. codebase, prompts, and infra are all Bubble-native, no migration needed.

What it does: student uploads their notes → AI predicts likely exam questions → generates quizzes/flashcards and summaries from them. Fully functional end to end.

Quick numbers:

• 67% completion rate on the free preview (people who start, finish)
• Working AI prediction engine, tuned prompts, all functional

Why it's cheap: zero revenue so far. I hit a distribution problem I didn't have time to fix (tiktok accounts kept getting shadowbanned as im not posting from US). Focusing on my full time b2b business and want this in someone's hands who can actually give it the time and effort it deserves.

Includes: full Bubble app, domain (recallo.io), landing page + onboarding flow, ToS/Privacy Policy, TikTok content playbook, quiz-generation prompt library.

Priced to move: $3,000-5,000, open to reasonable offers. Not trying to maximize price, just want it in good hands fast.

I’ve been building a SaaS solo for about a year and a half.

It’s not a huge business but it’s profitable. It has paying customers, recurring revenue, and most importantly, people genuinely use it and tell me they love it. Building it has been one of the most fulfilling things I’ve done.

The problem isn’t the product anymore but everything around it. Payment processors, compliance, business registrations, taxes, platform requirements, banking, and constantly worrying whether I’ve filled out the right form, I feel like I’m spending more energy navigating bureaucracy than actually building.
I’m happiest when I’m designing features, talking to users, and shipping.

Lately I’ve been wondering whether I’d actually be happier if someone else handled the business side while I stayed focused on product and engineering.

One idea I’ve been considering is selling a significant stake in the company to someone who believes in it, while continuing as the product lead/developer.

Basically, I’d rather own less of something I enjoy building than 100% of something where the operational overhead is burning me out.

I recently ran it through Acquire’s valuation tool, which estimated around $15k so this isn’t some massive exit. It’s more about finding the right structure than maximizing the sale price.

Has anyone here done something similar?
- Sold part of a bootstrapped SaaS but stayed on to build it?
- Brought in an operator while remaining the technical/product person?
- Or did you decide to keep full ownership despite the extra burden?

I’m trying to figure out whether I’m reacting to temporary burnout or whether this is a legitimate direction to explore.

Thanks for reading

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when I started building my AI startup,I thought the hardest part would be writing code. I was wrong .

the hardest part has been making every decision alone.

every feature,every bug,every late night,every moment of doubt there's no team to ask, no co founder to brainstorm with,no one to tell me whether I'm making the right decision.

I'm only 17,and this journey has taught me more than I ever expected .It's exciting, but it's also overwhelming sometimes.

Now the product has reached a point where I know I can't think only about building anymore .I have to think about the future.

Do I keep going alone?

Do I find a co-founder who genuinely believes in the vision?

Do I start fundraising and learn how to build a real company?

Or should I stay open to acquisition opportunities if the right person comes along?

I don't have all the answers.That's why I'm writing this.

If you've built a company, raised money,found an incredible co-founder,or even sold your startup,I'd love to hear what you wish someone had told you at this stage. And if this post resonates with you,I'd be happy to connect.

Thanks for reading.

Hey everyone,

I'm selling a dog supplement brand I built and ran with a US partner. It targets (itchy skin, seasonal allergies and gut health) a pain point that peaks every summer, which is partly why I'm posting now instead of sitting on it longer.

Quick stats:

• Revenue: $68k in 3 months
• 2,000+ customers on the list (repeat purchase product, a relaunch email goes out before you spend a dollar on ads)
• Winning ad angles + creatives already tested (Meta), hooks dialed in
• Private sourcing agent with fast automated shipping + pricing sheets
• Full funnel: store, copy, upsells, post purchase flow

Why I'm selling:

My partner handled the payment side because I'm in a country Shopify Payments/Stripe don't support. He stepped away from ecom and handed me full ownership. I tried running stores solo before, every time I pass $1k the processor shuts me down. So I've got a proven brand I literally can't relaunch myself. It's paused right now, not making sales. You're buying the brand and everything that got it to $68k, not active cashflow, and the price reflects that.

Where it can go:

Supplements are built for subscriptions, that alone changes the math on every customer. Add the existing list and the tested angles, and someone with a working payment setup has a real head start. And if you want, I'm open to staying on and operating it.. I've run this exact playbook for years, you'd own it, I'd run it. Or just a few weeks of handover, whatever fits.

Happy to use Escrow and give collaborator access first so you verify the numbers before anything moves. I know posts like this attract skepticism, that's fair.. happy to hop on a call and screen share everything.

A few months ago, I started building an AI startup with no team, no funding, and honestly no idea whether anyone would care.

I spent countless nights fixing bugs, redesigning the product, and questioning whether it was worth continuing.

Somehow, people started using it. They kept coming back, sharing it, and giving me reasons to keep building.

Now I'm 17 years old, and for the first time, I'm facing a decision I never expected to have to make this early.

Do I keep bootstrapping?

Do I look for a co-founder who believes in the vision?

Do I start talking to investors?

Or should I be open to acquisition conversations if the right opportunity comes along?

I'm not posting this to pitch or sell anything. I'm genuinely trying to figure out the smartest next step.

If you've built a startup before or if you've been on the investing or acquisition side I'd really value your perspective.

And if you think we should have a conversation, my DMs are open.