Self-service marketplace
You control the listing, buyer conversations and negotiation while paying platform fees. This can fit straightforward assets and sellers comfortable managing diligence and closing.
Brokered sale
A broker can help position the business, qualify buyers, manage outreach and support negotiation. Evaluate actual services, exclusivity, commission and who owns buyer communication.
Check the current marketplace, seller packages and tools directly before you choose a venue.
Direct outreach
Strategic acquirers may pay for synergies that a financial buyer does not value, but finding and managing those conversations can be time-consuming and confidential.
Compare total seller workload
The cheapest headline fee is not always the lowest-cost process if the seller spends substantial time screening low-quality buyers or rebuilding materials. Conversely, a high commission may not be justified for a simple sale with strong inbound demand.
Compare buyer quality and certainty
Ask how buyers are verified, whether proof of funds is required, how financing is handled and what support exists if transfer issues arise.
Choose based on the business
Smaller or straightforward digital assets can fit self-service. Larger, confidential or operationally complex companies may benefit from more hands-on support. Run the economics at your likely sale price before deciding.