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Three steps to selling your social media account: send the numbers, get a free valuation in two working days, then a direct offer and same-day payout.
Three steps between here and the money landing, and none of them cost you anything until a deal closes. The part most sellers get wrong is not the price. It is who they end up dealing with, and how the account changes hands once a number has been agreed.
1. Send us the numbers
Platform, account or page name, follower count, reach per post, niche, and whether there is any revenue history. That is enough for us to tell you whether we can place it and roughly what for.
Screenshots of the native analytics panels are worth more than typed figures, because they let us read the shape of the account rather than its headline. Ninety days is plenty. If you already know about a problem, say so now: a disclosed issue costs you a little, and one discovered during verification costs you the deal.
Nothing is published. Nobody is contacted. Your account is not listed anywhere and your details are not passed on. You are not committed to anything by asking what it is worth, and plenty of people get a number, decide not to sell, and come back two years later.
2. Get a free valuation
Two working days. We price against what comparable accounts actually closed at, weighted for engagement, audience geography, niche demand and provable revenue. Not a price per follower formula, because no honest one exists.
If the number is lower than you hoped, we tell you why and what would move it. That is usually more useful to you than a flattering guess, because the thing holding the number down is often fixable in a few months.
The factors that move a valuation most, in roughly this order: provable revenue, audience geography, engagement against audience size, niche, and then size itself. Follower count is the number sellers lead with and the number buyers discount hardest.
3. A direct offer, and payment the same day
We are the buyer. We buy with our own funds and sell accounts we own, so you are not waiting on a stranger to be found, vetted and talked into a price. There is no introduction, no public listing, and no third party holding your money.
- The price is fixed in writing before anything moves, and it does not change afterwards, because verification happens before the money is committed rather than after.
- The handover is supervised: credentials and every recovery channel move in a controlled order, with gaps where the platform needs them.
- You are paid the day the transfer is verified, by cryptocurrency, bank wire or Stripe, in any currency. No holding period, no instalments, and never a fee to release your own money.
The reason most private account sales fail is a standoff: transfer first and the buyer can simply not pay, pay first and the seller can vanish or reclaim the account a week later. Dealing with a single company that commits the funds before credentials move removes the standoff rather than papering over it.
What we need from you
- Proof you own it, before anything proceeds.
- Full owner level access to transfer, including the recovery email and recovery phone. This is the part that matters most. Whoever holds the recovery channels holds the account, whatever the password says.
- Clean standing: no suspensions, bans or outstanding policy strikes. These travel with the account and a buyer will find them.
- Honesty about bought followers. Disclosed early, we can work with it and price around it. Discovered late, it wrecks the price and usually the deal.
What we will not buy
Accounts grown on purchased followers where the real audience is negligible. Accounts built around a named person who is not part of the sale, because the audience followed them and not the handle. Anything obtained without the owner’s consent. And anything on a platform where a transfer would risk a permanent lockout, which helps nobody.
We buy with our own money, which makes us selective in a way a listings board never has to be.
What it costs
Nothing up front. No listing fee, no valuation fee, and nothing to pay if you decide against selling. We are paid out of the transaction on completion. If the deal does not close, it has cost you a conversation.
How long the whole thing takes
A valuation is two working days. If you accept an offer, verification and a supervised handover are usually a matter of days rather than weeks, and the pace is set by the platform rather than by us. Transfers that get rushed are the ones that get locked, so the last stage is deliberately unhurried.
Transactions are handled by VEYYO LP, a registered Canadian limited partnership, which issues the contract and the invoice. ViralAccounts has traded under its own name since 2010.
