Ecommerce brands & SaaS · $50K–$150K

Sell your online business with someone who has sold his own.

Most brokers won't take a business under $150K. I only take those. Full service, from valuation to handover, for a success fee and nothing upfront.

Get a free valuation How it works
Deal size I focus on
$50K–$150K
Success fee, paid only on close
10%
Upfront or listing fees
$0
To send your written valuation
48 hrs

Why this exists

Too big to sell alone. Too small for most brokers.

At $50K–$150K a business is worth real money, but big brokerages rarely want it. So owners end up listing it themselves:

  • writing the listing
  • fielding tyre-kickers
  • negotiating with strangers
  • handling escrow and migration alone

I run the whole sale for you, and I only get paid if it sells.

What the fee covers

Six jobs you would otherwise do yourself.

  • Verification

    Revenue, profit, traffic and ad accounts are checked before buyers see them.

  • Prospectus

    A buyer-ready document: financials, operations, growth levers and honest risks.

  • Buyer outreach & screening

    Proof of funds and a signed NDA before anyone sees your numbers.

  • Negotiation

    Price, terms and the transition period.

  • Escrow closing

    Funds are held by Escrow.com. I never hold your money.

  • Migration

    Store, domains, accounts and suppliers are transferred until the buyer is in control.

What you'll get

A prospectus buyers can trust.

Every sale gets a verified, buyer-ready document: the numbers, how the business runs, where it can grow, and the risks buyers would find anyway.

Sample built from public listing data and anonymised. Figures redacted. Not a client.

Request the full sample

How it works

Five steps, from first numbers to handover.

  1. Step 1

    Free valuation

    Send your numbers through the form. You get a written range within 48 hours.

  2. Step 2

    Listing agreement

    We agree price expectations and terms in writing.

  3. Step 3

    Verification & prospectus

    I check the numbers, then write the document buyers will read.

  4. Step 4

    Buyer outreach

    Screened buyers only, under NDA. You approve who gets details.

  5. Step 5

    Offer, escrow, handover

    Terms are agreed, funds go through escrow, and the business is transferred.

No obligation until a listing agreement is signed. No fee until the sale closes.

About

Hi, I'm Rifat.

I founded Xinva AI, an AI design generator, in 2023 and sold it on Flippa in 2024. I have sold two more websites since.

I also run INNIRA Digital, a creative studio making video ads for ecommerce brands, so I spend my week inside DTC brands.

I'm based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and work with founders anywhere online.

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Pricing

One fee. Only if it sells.

of the final sale price, paid at closing. No upfront, listing or monthly fees.

Ground rules

  • Asset sales only: the business is sold, not company shares.
  • All buyer funds go through Escrow.com.
  • Your numbers stay confidential. Buyers sign an NDA and prove funds first.
  • If your business is under $50K, you get an honest answer on whether a broker is worth it.

How you get paid

You never hand over the business before the money is secured.

Every sale closes through Escrow.com, a licensed escrow service. Here is what happens once you accept an offer.

  1. 1

    Agreement signed

    You and the buyer sign the asset purchase agreement: price, what's included, the inspection period and the handover plan.

  2. 2

    Buyer pays into escrow

    The buyer sends the full price to Escrow.com. Escrow confirms the funds before anything is transferred.

  3. 3

    You transfer the business

    Store, domain, accounts, supplier contacts and assets move to the buyer, step by step, with me coordinating.

  4. 4

    Buyer inspects

    The buyer checks everything arrived as agreed, within the inspection period set in the agreement.

  5. 5

    Funds released

    Escrow.com releases the money to you. My 10% is settled at the same time, so you never pay me out of pocket.

Buying a business?

Get matched deals before they go public.

I'm building a list of buyers for ecommerce brands and SaaS businesses worth $50K–$150K. When I sign a listing that fits your criteria, you hear about it first.

Join the buyer list Read the weekly teardowns

  • Only what fits

    You only hear about businesses that match your budget, model and niche. No blast emails.

  • Numbers checked first

    Every listing comes with a prospectus built on verified revenue, profit and traffic, including the risks.

  • Safe closing

    NDA and proof of funds before full details, and every purchase closes through Escrow.com.

FAQ

Common questions.

What businesses do you take?

Ecommerce and DTC brands on Shopify, WooCommerce and similar platforms, and small SaaS businesses. Typically worth $50K–$150K.

Does the free valuation commit me to anything?

No. There is no obligation until you sign a listing agreement.

What do I need for the valuation?

Rough revenue and profit for the last 12 months, your main traffic sources, and the hours per week the business takes. A monthly P&L makes it far more accurate. If you don't have one, download my P&L template.

Is my information confidential?

Yes. It is never shared without your written permission, and buyers only see details after signing an NDA.

How is payment handled?

Through Escrow.com. The funds are released to you once handover is confirmed.

Who buys businesses like mine?

Usually individual operators (often first-time buyers), small holding companies, and brands in the same niche that want your customers or products. For each listing I build a buyer list for that deal, starting with my own buyer list.

How long does a sale take?

It depends on the price, how clean your numbers are, and buyer demand, so I won't promise a date. Clean monthly accounts are the biggest thing you control: they speed up verification and stop deals stalling in due diligence.

Do I keep running the business during the sale?

Yes. Run it as normal. Steady or growing months during the sale support your price; a slump gives buyers a reason to renegotiate.

Why 10%?

At this size, the work of a sale is almost the same as for a larger one. And nothing is paid unless it sells.

Free valuation

What's your business worth?

Takes about 3 minutes. I'll reply within 48 hours with a written range.

No P&L yet? Download the free monthly P&L template (Excel), fill it in, and share it in the form.

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