Sell Any Account, Domain or Community
TikTok, Discord, Telegram, Twitch, Reddit, newsletters and more. How any audience gets valued, and how to sell it safely.
If your account is on a platform without a page of its own, it is still almost certainly something we buy. The platform matters far less than whether the audience is real, reachable and worth something to an advertiser.
What else we buy
Alongside the platforms listed in the menu, we regularly buy and resell:
- TikTok accounts. Priced on view-through and saves rather than followers, with the same geography premium as everywhere else.
- Discord servers. Valued on active daily members and message volume, not total joins.
- Telegram channels. Priced on view counts per post and subscriber retention.
- Twitch channels. Valued on concurrent viewers, subscriber count and hours watched.
- Reddit accounts and communities. Priced on karma quality, subreddit size and moderation position.
- Newsletters and mailing lists. Valued on open rate, click rate and list hygiene, usually as a multiple of revenue.
- Websites and domains. Priced on traffic, search position and earnings.
- App and game accounts where ownership can be cleanly transferred.
If what you have is not on that list, ask anyway. We have bought things that did not fit any category and resold them within a week.
How anything gets valued
Whatever the platform, the same four questions decide the price:
- Is the audience real? Engagement measured against audience size, checked at source rather than from screenshots.
- Will it act? Clicks, saves, replies and purchases, not impressions.
- Where is it? Audiences in high-CPM countries are worth several times the same number elsewhere.
- Does it earn? Anything with provable revenue is valued as a multiple of earnings, which is nearly always higher than an audience-size valuation.
Platform barely matters. Is the audience real, will it act, where is it, and does it earn. Anything with provable revenue is valued as a multiple of earnings, which is nearly always higher than an audience-size valuation.
What makes something hard to sell
- Accounts tied to one named person. The audience followed them, so it does not transfer.
- Platforms with no transfer mechanism. If ownership cannot be moved without a permanent lockout risk, the deal is not worth doing for either side.
- Purchased audiences. Visible in the engagement ratio on every platform ever invented.
- Anything requiring the buyer to impersonate you. We do not do these.
If the audience followed a named person who is not part of the sale, it does not transfer. This is the most common reason an otherwise strong account is worth far less than its owner expects.
How selling to us works
- Valuation. Tell us what you have and send whatever analytics the platform provides. Free, two working days, no obligation.
- A direct offer. We buy with our own money and resell into a network built since 2010, so you are not waiting for a buyer to appear.
- Verification. Ownership proven and statistics checked at source.
- Supervised handover. Credentials and recovery channels move in a controlled order, with an inspection window.
- Payment. Same day, by crypto, bank wire or Stripe.
Getting paid safely
Unusual assets are where private sales go wrong most often, because neither side knows what normal looks like and there is no comparable deal to point at. We commit funds before access moves, supervise the handover, and pay the same day the transfer is verified. Both sides stay anonymous and nothing is published.
Tell us what you have
Describe the account and send your numbers. The valuation is free and commits you to nothing.
