Selling
Turn what you built into a clean, well-priced exit.
Where to Sell a Micro-SaaS in 2026
The best marketplaces compared by fee, vetting, and size — why established SaaS belongs on a broker, and why small or early-stage micro-SaaS sells faster on a marketplace built for it.
Read the guide →When Should You Sell Your Side Project?
The hardest part of selling isn't how — it's when. The signs it's time, why value peaks right before you lose interest, and a readiness self-check.
Read the guide →How to Sell Your Side Project the Right Way
The full playbook: get your proof buyer-ready, make it run without you (worth 15–25% more), price it, write a listing that sells, and hand it off clean.
Read the playbook →How to Sell an AI App in 2026
AI killed the feature moat. What buyers pay for now — data, workflow depth, retention — and how to position your app so it doesn't sell like a wrapper.
Read the guide →What Makes a Project Irresistible to Buyers
The seven signals buyers pay a premium for in 2026 — verifiable revenue, durability, diversified reach, a clean handoff, and real AI — plus the red flags that quietly kill deals.
Read the guide →Can You Actually Sell a No-Code App?
Yes — what no-code apps built on Bubble, Glide, and Softr really sell for, why some go for peanuts, and how to make yours easy to buy.
Read the guide →How Much Does It Cost to Sell?
Commissions, listing fees, and payment processing — every cost that comes out of a sale, compared across marketplaces and brokers, with the what-you-keep math on a $10k sale.
Read the guide →Buying
Find it, vet it, and take it over without getting burned.
How to Buy a Website for Passive Income
Buy an asset that already earns instead of building one. What "passive" really means, the online businesses that throw off hands-off income, and how to buy one safely.
Read the guide →Is Buying a Website a Good Investment?
The honest returns math — a site at 3–4× profit yields ~25–33% — how it compares to stocks and real estate, the real risks, and who it actually suits.
See the math →How to Find a Side Project Worth Buying
Build a buy-box, learn where the on- and off-market deals hide, read the green flags, and ask the one question that reveals everything.
Start hunting →Buy or Build a Side Project?
Buying skips the zero-to-one grind but costs cash up front. A clear-eyed look at the trade, the math, and a gut-check to decide which is really for you.
Weigh it up →How to Buy a Side Project Without Getting Burned
A due-diligence checklist: verify revenue at the source, trace real vs bot traffic, read the code, confirm what transfers, and spot the walk-away red flags.
Read the checklist →Your First 90 Days After Buying a Project
You closed — now what? A 90-day plan to take over without breaking what you bought, in three phases from keys-in-hand to your first growth push.
Read the plan →The Due Diligence Checklist for Buying a Side Project
Five areas, no skipping: verify the money, check the audience, inspect the code, confirm it transfers, and clear the legal risks — before you pay.
Get the checklist →How Much Should You Pay for a Side Project?
The multiple to pay, how to discount for risk, valuing a pre-revenue app, and how to make a fair offer that actually gets accepted.
Read the buyer's guide →Where to Buy a Micro-SaaS or Side Project
What you can actually afford at the small end, the best marketplaces to buy from, how to vet a deal before you pay, and how to start browsing.
See where to buy →What Is a Micro-SaaS?
The small, focused software business one person can run and own — what it is, how it makes money, how it differs from a startup, and why they're booming.
Read the guide →Website Flipping: A Beginner's Guide
Buy low, improve, sell high — how website flipping actually works, whether it's really profitable, what to flip, and how to start without losing your shirt.
Read the guide →Fees & safety
Keep more of the money — and make sure it changes hands safely.
Vertos vs Flippa, Acquire & Little Exits
An honest, sourced breakdown of the fees at Flippa, Acquire, Little Exits and Vertos — and what each one really costs you at exit.
Read the comparison →How Secure Payments Protect a Project Sale
The scariest moment of any deal is the handoff. Here's how a secure payment protects both sides so the buyer gets the goods and the seller gets paid — step by step.
See how it works →How to Avoid Getting Scammed
Almost every loss buying or selling a project traces to one mistake — going off-platform. The scams to know, the red flags, and how secure payments keep you safe.
Stay safe →The 7 Best Flippa Alternatives in 2026
Every serious alternative to Flippa, ranked and compared on fees, buyer access and buyer protection — starting with the one that’s free to list and takes a flat 5% only when you sell.
See the ranking →Vibe coding
Building with AI — the tools, the workflow, shipping safely, and selling what you make.
The Best Vibe Coding Tools in 2026
Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Code, Copilot, Bolt, Lovable, v0 — compared by what they're for, what they cost, and who each one is really for.
Read the comparison →What Is Vibe Coding?
What the term means, who coined it, how the prompt-generate-test-refine loop works, the real security risks, and how to do it safely.
Read the guide →Vibe Coding Best Practices
The habits that separate a demo from a shippable product — how to prompt, iterate instead of regenerate, commit before every change, review every line, and test it.
Read the guide →From Prototype to Product
The honest gap between a vibe-coded prototype and a real product — the 90-day reckoning, the hardening checklist, and how a solid build becomes a sellable asset.
Read the guide →How to Make Money Vibe Coding
Five real ways to turn an AI-built app into income — micro-SaaS, freelancing, templates, small paid tools, and the one most people miss: building it to sell.
Read the guide →Research
Data-backed deep dives — real numbers on what sells and what actually works.
Vibe Coding’s Security Debt
AI ships code 3–4× faster and security bugs about 10× as often — Veracode found ~45% of AI-written code carries a known flaw. The 2026 reckoning, guardrail agents, and why reading the code is the new due diligence.
Read what’s trending →What Digital Products Actually Sell For
The real 2026 multiples by asset type — micro-SaaS, content, e-commerce, apps, and AI — pulled from the brokers and marketplaces that publish the numbers.
See the benchmarks →Vibe Coding by the Numbers
What the surveys and studies really say about AI-built apps — adoption, code quality, and security — and what it means for buying and selling them.
Read the data →How Long Does It Take to Sell a Website or SaaS?
Real time-to-sale ranges by asset type and price, the five levers that speed it up, and why an open buyer pool sells faster than a paywalled one.
See the timeline →The State of Selling Side Projects in 2026
Deal volume, where valuation multiples sit, the rise of AI projects, and who's actually buying — the small-project acquisition market by the numbers.
Read the report →Side Project Power Rankings: What's In Demand in 2026
All nine categories ranked by real buyer demand, sale velocity, and what they fetch — from surging AI apps to the quiet niches that still move.
See the rankings →The Side-Project Graveyard
How side projects really die on GitHub — the abandonment data, why “dead” rarely means worthless, and what a dormant repo is actually worth to the right buyer.
Read the research →