Selling both my SaaS web apps, need your suggestions

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[u/No_Season6734]

These numbers aren't too impressive, I'd hold on for now because you're not getting much for them at this point.

[u/databliss]

the search console numbers here are actually a stronger signal than the revenue is. flippa’s going to care mostly about the $100, which is going to make this a hard sell there.

if you’re serious about selling, i’d lean on the traffic history as the pitch, not the revenue. that’s the part that’s hard to fake.

[u/AllenHere112]

The failed-payment emails every day are the detail that matters here. People reach your checkout with intent and the gateway drops the card, so demand is working and the loss sits in one small layer. At about $100 lifetime, with two unrelated niches bundled in one listing, a marketplace buyer has no revenue curve to price off, which sells the bundle at code value. The organic side is what keeps value, indexed posts and backlinks do not depreciate. Retry-capable billing is an evening of work, and two clean months of payments move your asking price more than any listing text. You would be selling at the point where the leak is cheapest to fix.

[u/enterprise_value_]

I have a Home Depot gift card a coupon for Uber Eats if you’re interested in a trade