Best Website, app & domain brokers in 2026: Top 9 Picks, Ranked
Sell the whole property: content sites, apps, newsletters, SaaS and domains, through brokers and auction marketplaces. Below are the 9 website, app & domain brokers we cover in 2026, ranked by our editor score, popularity rank, reader upvotes and how often readers click through.
Last updated September 2026 · 9 listings reviewed
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Curated brokerage for content, affiliate, e-commerce and SaaS businesses over about $50,000; 8-15% commission.
#191k web rank · ▲ 363 this week · Commission of 8-15% by sale price (sellers) · accepts Health & Supplements
8.4/10
Empire Flippers vets and lists online businesses (content, affiliate, Amazon FBA, e-commerce, SaaS) typically valued above $50,000, verifies revenue and traffic, markets to a qualified buyer list and manages escrow and migration for a commission of 8-15% on a sliding scale. The reference broker for content and affiliate sites. Read more →
Pros
- Vetted listings, verified financials and a large buyer pool
- Migration and transfer handled
Cons
- Minimum size and strict vetting
- Sales take months
Pricing: Free · Payout: Via escrow, often with earn-outs · website broker content sites vetted
2
M&A advisory for SaaS, e-commerce and content businesses from mid six figures upward.
#316k web rank · ▼ 5.7k this week · Success fee, typically 10-15%
8.0/10
FE International advises on the sale of SaaS, e-commerce and content businesses, usually from several hundred thousand dollars up, running a full M&A process with valuation, buyer outreach, negotiation and legal support for a success fee. Read more →
Pros
- Professional process with legal and financial support
- Strong SaaS buyer network
Cons
- Focus on larger deals
- Longer process
Pricing: Free · Payout: Via escrow / legal closing · m&a saas broker
3
Marketplace for selling SaaS and startups, from micro-SaaS to eight figures; free listing, buyers pay.
#323k web rank · ▼ 4.6k this week · Free for most sellers; managed plans with a 4% success fee
7.9/10
Acquire.com (formerly MicroAcquire) lists SaaS, e-commerce and other startups for sale to a vetted buyer base, with valuation guidance, LOI templates and escrow. Basic listing is free; managed services charge a success fee. The main venue for micro-SaaS and bootstrapped software exits. Read more →
Pros
- Large pool of vetted startup buyers
- Tools for valuation, LOI and escrow
Cons
- SaaS-centric
- Managed service costs
Pricing: Free · Payout: Via escrow · saas startups marketplace
4
Brokerage run by entrepreneurs who have sold their own businesses; content, e-commerce and SaaS from about $100,000.
Commission of 10% (lower on large deals)
7.8/10
Quiet Light brokers online businesses from roughly $100,000 in value with advisors who have built and sold their own, charging around 10% commission. Known for realistic valuations and pre-sale preparation guidance. Read more →
Pros
- Advisors with operating experience
- Honest valuations and preparation advice
Cons
- Mid-size minimum
- Sales take months
Pricing: Free · Payout: Via escrow · website broker ecommerce saas
5
Marketplace and broker for small content sites, from a few thousand dollars, with direct purchase offers.
Success fee of about 5-20% by size (sliding); direct offers have no fee · accepts Health & Supplements
7.5/10
Motion Invest buys and lists small content and affiliate websites, from a few thousand dollars, either purchasing directly or running a marketplace listing with vetting, escrow and transfer, for a sliding success fee. The practical exit for a site earning a few hundred dollars a month. Read more →
Pros
- Buys small sites directly or lists them; fast process
- Built for content and affiliate sites under $100,000
Cons
- Valuations for small sites are modest
- Content sites only
Pricing: Free · Payout: Via escrow · content sites small sites marketplace
6
The open marketplace for buying and selling websites, apps, e-commerce stores and domains, from $500 to millions.
#33k web rank · ▼ 597 this week · Listing fee from $29 plus a success fee of 3-10% by sale price · accepts Crypto & Web3, Forex & Trading, Gambling & Casino
7.4/10
Flippa lists websites, apps, stores, newsletters and domains for auction or fixed-price sale, from a few hundred dollars up. Sellers pay a listing fee and a success fee that falls with price, and transactions close through escrow. It is where sub-$50,000 properties trade; larger ones use brokers. Read more →
Pros
- Largest volume of listings and buyers at every size
- Sells small sites brokers will not touch
Cons
- Low-ball offers and time-wasters
- Diligence is on you
Pricing: Free · Payout: Via escrow at closing · website marketplace domains small sites
7
Domain marketplace, brokerage and parking; 10-20% commission on sales.
#785 web rank · ▼ 5 this week · Commission of 10-20% by sale type; parking revenue share · accepts Crypto & Web3, Forex & Trading, Gambling & Casino
7.3/10
Sedo is the largest domain marketplace, offering fixed-price listings, auctions, brokerage for premium names and parking pages that earn a share of ad clicks. Sales carry 10-20% commission. The place to list a domain with real demand. Read more →
Pros
- Largest domain marketplace with buy-now, auctions and brokers
- Parking earns while a domain waits
Cons
- Commission is high on small sales
- Parking income is tiny now
Pricing: Free · Payout: After transfer · domains parking brokerage
8
GoDaddy's domain marketplace with the widest distribution network; 15-25% commission.
#151 web rank · ▼ 8 this week · Commission of 15-25% depending on lead source · accepts Crypto & Web3, Forex & Trading, Gambling & Casino
7.1/10
Afternic distributes domain listings across GoDaddy and a network of registrars, so buyers see your price when they search the name. Commission runs 15-25%. Pair it with Sedo for maximum exposure. Read more →
Pros
- Listings appear across GoDaddy and partner registrars at checkout
- Fast transfer for GoDaddy-held names
Cons
- High commission
- Best for domains, not sites
Pricing: Free · Payout: After transfer · domains godaddy distribution
9
Marketplace for buying and selling newsletters.
Success fee on sale · accepts Health & Supplements
6.6/10
Duuce lists newsletters for sale with subscriber counts, revenue and engagement, connecting sellers with buyers who value email audiences. A niche venue for a newsletter exit. Read more →
Pros
- Specialised buyers for newsletters
- Simple listing
Cons
- Small market
- Valuations are still forming
Pricing: Free · Payout: Via escrow · newsletters marketplace exit
How we rank website, app & domain brokers
Every provider gets an editor score from 0 to 10 based on what publishers keep, how reliably and quickly it pays, the honesty of its terms, its effect on the site (speed, layout, reader trust), and reputation. The Tranco web rank is refreshed daily and shows real-world popularity. Reader upvotes and click-throughs nudge the order over time, and we remove listings that shut down or change terms dramatically. Read our full methodology.