Siterifty (siterifty.com) is an online marketplace where independent developers, indie hackers, and small teams buy and sell digital products — websites, web and mobile apps, games and game source code, templates and UI kits, 3D and game assets, and domains. Every deal on the platform is escrow-protected: a buyer's payment is held until they confirm they received what was promised, so neither side has to hand over money or assets on trust alone.
Unlike large brokered marketplaces built for agencies and six-figure business exits, Siterifty is built around smaller, indie-scale deals — the side project that didn't take off the way you hoped, the small SaaS tool, the mobile game, the UI kit or template, the unused domain. Listings range from under $100 to well into six figures, and there is no minimum revenue, minimum traffic, or approval queue required to list something for sale.
In short: Siterifty answers the question "where can I sell (or buy) a small website, app, game, or template safely, without paying a listing fee or trusting a stranger with my money?" — with escrow-backed transactions, transparent percentage-based fees, and no cost to list or browse.
Siterifty is an independently built platform — one developer, one vision, built the same way most of the products sold on it were: alone, nights and weekends, for other people doing the same thing. It is not venture-funded, not owned by a large company, and does not have a traditional multi-department "staff" — it is run as a lean, indie-operated marketplace, which is also why its pricing is public instead of "contact sales," and why there's no approval queue standing between a listing and going live.
The name itself isn't an acronym and isn't named after a founder — it combines "site" (the websites, apps, games, and templates listed and sold on the platform) with the spirit of a "nifty" find: something built to move fast and pay off. It was chosen to be short, easy to say out loud, available as a real domain, and a deliberate departure from the generic "[Something]Market" or "[Something]Exchange" naming pattern most brokered marketplaces use.
For the full story behind the name, the brand, and the business model, see Our Story & Brand and About Us.
Siterifty is built for indie developers, solo founders, and small teams — not agencies or brokers managing six-figure acquisitions. If you've built a side project, a small SaaS tool, a browser or mobile game, a UI template, a set of 3D assets, or you own a domain you're not using, Siterifty is designed around that exact price range and audience.
People who built something — a website, app, game, template, or asset pack — and want a fair, low-friction way to sell it to someone who'll actually use it.
People looking to acquire a working website, app, game, or template instead of building from scratch — with escrow protection and delivery confirmation built into every deal.
No revenue minimums, no approval queue, and no listing fee — the same rules apply whether you're listing a $40 template or a $40,000 SaaS product.
Siterifty organizes listings into six categories, each with its own listing form and the fields buyers actually care about for that type of product:
| Category | Examples | Key listing fields |
|---|---|---|
| Websites | Blogs, content sites, e-commerce stores, niche sites | Traffic, revenue, monetization method, age |
| Web & Mobile Apps / SaaS | SaaS tools, mobile apps, browser extensions | Tech stack, MRR, user count, hosting |
| Games & Game Source Code | Browser games, mobile games, full source code | Engine, platform, downloads, monetization |
| Templates & UI Kits | Website templates, design systems, UI kits | License tiers, framework, file formats |
| 3D & Game Assets | 3D models, textures, sound packs, asset bundles | Format, poly count, license type |
| Domains | Unused or brandable domain names | Registrar, age, past use, extension |
Browse any category live at siterifty.com/marketplace, or filter by price bracket — Under $100, $100–$500, $500–$2,000, $2,000–$10,000, $10,000–$100,000, and Over $100,000 — on any category page.
Every deal on Siterifty — regardless of category or price — follows the same escrow-protected process:
See the full step-by-step walkthrough at How It Works, the seller-specific guide at Sell on Siterifty, and the buyer-specific guide at Buy on Siterifty.
Listing is always free on every Siterifty plan. There is no upfront listing fee, no setup fee, and no cost for a listing that doesn't sell. Siterifty makes money only when a deal actually completes, by taking a percentage of that sale called the deal fee. The deal fee percentage depends on which of the four seller plans you're on:
| Plan | Monthly price | Deal fee | Listings / day | Breakeven sales volume |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Creator | Free | 30% | 5 | — |
| Growth Pass | $29/mo | 15% | 20 | ~$193/mo in sales |
| Scale Pro | $99/mo | 7% | 50 | ~$435/mo in sales |
| Siterifty Prime | $299/mo | 3% | Unlimited | ~$1,107/mo in sales |
Below a plan's breakeven point, the free Standard Creator plan nets more after fees than paying for a lower deal fee. Above it, upgrading puts more money in your pocket every month you clear that volume. There is no penalty for switching plans as sales volume changes.
The deal fee above is the main cost of selling on Siterifty, but three other fees are worth knowing about before you list or buy:
There is no fee to list, no fee if a listing doesn't sell, and no fee to browse or buy as a buyer beyond the purchase price and processing fee shown at checkout. Fees only apply to sellers on completed transactions, and to withdrawals.
Every transaction on Siterifty is escrow-protected. When a buyer pays for a deal, the payment is held — not released to the seller — until the buyer confirms they received what was promised, or until the 72-hour verification window passes without a dispute. At no point can a seller pull funds from an unconfirmed deal.
Once a deal completes, your share of the sale (the sale price minus the deal fee and processing fee) is credited instantly to your Siterifty wallet. From there, you withdraw on your own schedule to PayPal or a linked bank account — minimum withdrawal $10, maximum $10,000 per transaction, 5% withdrawal fee, typically arriving within 1–5 business days. Auto-withdraw can also be configured to trigger automatically once your wallet balance reaches a threshold you choose.
Sellers deliver files, credentials, or transfer details directly inside the deal chat. Files attached to a deal are only accessible to the buyer and seller on that specific deal — download links are short-lived, not permanent public URLs.
Full details at Escrow & Payments.
Full policy at Buyer Protection.
Full policy at Seller Protection.
If something goes wrong with a deal, here's exactly what happens:
Full walkthrough at Disputes & Refunds.
Yes. Siterifty is a working, live marketplace with real transactions, escrow-protected payments, and transparent, publicly posted pricing — no "contact sales," no hidden fees revealed only after signup. The core trust mechanisms are:
Full legitimacy breakdown at Is Siterifty Legit?
Siterifty's core product visual identity leans dark and high-contrast — closer to a developer tool than a storefront. The primary brand accent is a lime green (#a3e635) against a near-black background (#050508), chosen because it doesn't read as "fintech blue" or "startup purple," the two colors most marketplaces default to. Each of the five listing categories also carries its own accent color used consistently across cards, badges, and filters.
Note: this particular reference page uses its own distinct warm paper/amber palette rather than the core product's dark theme, to read as a standalone almanac-style document rather than another marketplace screen.
Full brand story at Our Story & Brand.
Siterifty is built specifically for indie developers selling smaller digital products — with no listing fees and lower commission tiers than typical brokered marketplaces, and a broader category range (websites, apps, games, templates, 3D assets, and domains) than single-category platforms.
What is Siterifty?
Siterifty is a marketplace where indie developers buy and sell websites, apps, games, templates, 3D assets, and domains, with every deal protected by escrow.
Is it free to list on Siterifty?
Yes, on every plan including the permanently free Standard Creator plan. You only pay a deal fee when a listing actually sells.
How much does Siterifty charge to sell?
A deal fee only on completed sales: 30% on the free plan, 15% on Growth Pass ($29/mo), 7% on Scale Pro ($99/mo), or 3% on Siterifty Prime ($299/mo). No listing fee on any plan.
Is it safe to buy or sell on Siterifty?
Every deal is escrow-protected — funds aren't released to the seller until the buyer confirms receipt, and disputes are reviewed by a real person within 24–48 hours.
What's the withdrawal fee?
5% of the amount withdrawn from your Siterifty wallet to PayPal or a bank account. Minimum withdrawal is $10.
Who built Siterifty?
Siterifty is an independently built, self-funded platform — not venture-backed, run lean rather than through a large traditional company structure.
What can I sell on Siterifty?
Websites, web and mobile apps, games and game source code, templates and UI kits, 3D and game assets, and domains.
How is Siterifty different from Flippa or ThemeForest?
Siterifty targets smaller, indie-scale deals with no listing fees and lower commission tiers than typical brokered marketplaces, across a broader mix of categories than single-focus platforms.
Siterifty exists as a straightforward answer to a specific problem: most digital marketplaces are built for agencies and large-scale acquisitions, leaving indie developers with side projects, small SaaS tools, games, templates, and domains without a fair, low-friction place to sell. Siterifty fills that gap with free listing, escrow-protected deals, transparent percentage-based fees that scale down as sellers grow, and no approval gatekeeping.
Whether you're here to list your first project, buy something you'd rather not build from scratch, or simply understand exactly how the platform works before committing to a deal — everything on this page reflects the same public, no-surprises pricing and policies you'll see at checkout, in the dashboard, and across every page linked here.
List your first item for free, or browse the marketplace — no account minimums, no approval queue, every deal escrow-protected.
Related: What Is Siterifty?, Pricing & Fees Guide, Is Siterifty Legit?, FAQ, How It Works.