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Buy the whole site
You pay once and the website is yours: the domain, the content, the partner deals and everything it earns from then on.
How you pay
In three instalments across 60 days. A quarter to start, half a month later, the last quarter a month after that.
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25% On signing
Deposit
Both sides sign and the site comes off the market, so nobody can outbid you while you finish your checks.
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50% Day 30
Main payment
The partner consents are back by now, so you know exactly which deals transfer and on what terms before the largest payment goes out.
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25% Day 60
Final payment
Clears the balance and completes the registrar transfer, so the domain is registered in your name. The authorisation code sits with the escrow agent from signing and is released to you here.
You get control at payment 1
The site starts running on your host after the deposit.
As soon as the first 25% clears, the domain’s nameservers are repointed to whichever web host you choose. The site resolves to your infrastructure, you control the hosting, and you can start working on it while the remaining payments run.
Worth being precise about: pointing nameservers is not the same as owning the domain. Until the registrar transfer completes at payment 3, the registration still sits in the seller’s account. Two things stop them repointing it: the domain is locked at the registrar once the deposit clears, and the authorisation code is lodged with the escrow agent at signing, so you can complete the transfer yourself if the seller goes quiet.
Bank transfer
Connect your bank through Plaid and pay by ACH. No wire instructions to retype, and the account is verified on connection.
Credit card
Card is accepted up to $10,000 per payment, and the buyer covers the 3% processing fee. ACH has no fee.
Both sides carry risk across those 60 days. The deposit is refunded in full if a partner consent is refused or the seller can’t deliver something the listing promised — but not if you simply change your mind. A missed payment gets ten days to cure after written notice. The full terms are on the risks page.
What we check before a site is listed
We get read access
To the live analytics account, not a screenshot. You get the same access before you commit.
We match statements to the bank
Partner remittances against what actually landed. If they don't reconcile, the site isn't listed.
We ask the partner in writing
Whether the deal transfers to a new owner, and on what terms. You see the reply.
Anything we haven't finished checking stays flagged on the listing rather than being rounded up into a number.
What you get on completion
The site itself
Domain, hosting, all content and images, the analytics account and the email addresses.
The income
The affiliate and ad partner accounts, with written confirmation from each partner that they'll move.
The playbook
How the current owner runs it: what gets published, when, and what has worked. Plus a handover period.
The one thing to check first. Not every affiliate deal can be transferred. Some operators make a new owner open a fresh account and start again, which can reset your commission rate. We confirm this in writing for every site before completion — ask to see it.