Real revenue numbers checked. Real risks flagged. A scorecard you can show buyers. Free, no strings, whether or not you ever list with us.
No listing fee · No obligation · No sales call
How it works
No black box. The exact steps after you submit, whether you're selling a site or hunting for one.
Tell us the URL, your claimed revenue and traffic, and where to reach you. Takes about two minutes.
Within a couple of days, we'll tell you exactly what we need: read-only GA4 and Search Console access, plus your revenue reports.
The full 8-point verification: revenue, traffic sources, penalty history, content, backlinks, and durability.
A verified scorecard you can show any buyer. Anonymized findings may be published publicly. Your URL and identity stay private unless you say otherwise.
If the marketplace moves forward, verified listings can receive offers and we would facilitate the sale through an escrow intermediary, so the site and the money change hands safely.
One form, one email address. Tell us the deal size you're hunting if you want.
One email per week with verified sites, if and when the marketplace happens. No spam, no sharing your address, unsubscribe anytime.
If the marketplace launches, you can make offers on verified sites with the transfer handled through an escrow intermediary. No wiring money to strangers.
Why we're doing this
The #1 complaint in buying small content sites is faked revenue screenshots. Flippa doesn't verify listings under $50K. Empire Flippers won't take them at all, and charges a $10,000 fixed commission on small sales, which kills the deal.
We're testing an idea called Niche Exit: a marketplace for verified sub-$50K content sites, where every number is actually checked. This free audit week is the test. If enough sellers show up, we build it. If not, we won't.
For sellers on the fence
If your site makes real money, even a little, you've already cleared the hardest hurdle: real people want what's there. That's product-market fit, and it's the part of building a business that no amount of funding can shortcut.
Buyers hunt small, proven sites on purpose. A site making $200/month from one traffic source with no email list isn't a small business to them. It's a growth project with the risky part already behind it. More content, better monetization, a second traffic source, an email list: these are solved problems, and buyers happily pay for the head start your revenue gives them.
Don't talk yourself out of the audit because the numbers feel small. Small and proven beats big and hypothetical.
What the free audit covers
Every audit runs the same rigorous 8-point verification, so the scorecard means the same thing to every buyer who sees it.
Cross-check claimed revenue against affiliate/ad-network reports, GA4, and Search Console.
How much traffic depends on a single source (usually Google organic), and the risk if it moves.
Signs of past penalties or core-update damage (the kind that erased 91% of one well-known publisher's traffic).
Assessment of thin or AI-generated content exposure, flagged in 70–90% of sites hit by recent updates.
Spammy or PBN backlinks that put the site one manual review from disaster.
Dependency on one program's rates (Amazon cut some commissions by up to 50% in 2026).
Whether the revenue account actually transfers. Amazon Associates accounts don't, and there's a real playbook to work around that.
Trend analysis: is revenue stable, declining, or propped up by one lucky ranking?
Pick your side. Either way, no spam and no obligation.