Buying a Website Under $5,000: What to Expect and What to Check
A small budget can buy a real starter website. Learn what $5,000 or less usually buys, the risks at this price, the checks that matter most, and the costs after purchase.
A small budget can buy a real starter website. Learn what $5,000 or less usually buys, the risks at this price, the checks that matter most, and the costs after purchase.
Revenue makes a listing look big; profit decides what it is worth. Learn the difference, the costs sellers forget, and how to compare websites for sale on the right number.
A complete checklist to transfer a website to a new owner: domain, hosting, files, analytics, revenue accounts, email and social assets, with the order to follow and who does what.
The right questions protect your money. Here are 40 questions to ask before buying a website, grouped by revenue, traffic, operations, assets and the seller, with the answers that should worry you.
Traffic drives a website’s value. Learn how to check website traffic before buying with Google Analytics and Search Console, how to spot fake or risky traffic, and what to ask the seller.
Before you buy a website, verify every dollar of revenue at the source. This guide shows which proof to ask for, how to reconcile revenue and expenses, and the red flags that should stop a deal.