Siterifty is the marketplace where anyone can sell what they built — free, and without asking permission.
Siterifty is a digital asset marketplace for indie developers, solo founders, and creators. It's where you buy and sell websites, web apps, games, templates, and 3D assets — with no listing fee, no approval queue, and no gatekeeping about who's allowed to sell. Every deal, no matter how small, is protected by escrow. This page explains exactly what Siterifty is, how it works, and why it exists.
Bottom line:Siterifty is a free-to-join marketplace for buying and selling digital products — websites, web apps/SaaS, games, templates, and 3D assets. Anyone can create an account and publish a listing in minutes, with no application, no revenue minimum, and no invite required. Listings range from $0 to $1,000,000. Every transaction is escrow-protected: the buyer's payment is held until they confirm delivery, so neither side has to trust a stranger blindly. Siterifty makes money only when a deal actually closes, via a deal fee that starts at 30% and drops to 3% on paid plans.
Siterifty is a two-sided marketplace: sellers list digital products they've built, and buyers browse, message, and purchase them. It exists specifically for the deal sizes that most other digital-asset marketplaces ignore — the $50 template, the $500 side project, the $4,000 micro-SaaS — without asking anyone to go through a broker or a lengthy review process to do it.
At its core, Siterifty does three things well: it gives sellers a place to publish a listing in minutes, it gives buyers a way to discover and evaluate that listing before committing to anything, and it holds the payment in escrow through the entire handover so that neither side has to just trust the other one blindly. Everything else on the platform — the deal chat, the wallet, the seller badges, the plans — exists to support that basic exchange.
It's mobile-first by design: browsing listings, messaging a seller, opening a deal, and checking out all work end-to-end on a phone, not just as an afterthought to a desktop experience. And it's built around a specific kind of person — the solo developer or small creator who has something finished (or half-finished) sitting in a repo or a folder, and no straightforward way to turn that into money without either giving it away for free or navigating a marketplace built for much bigger transactions.
In one sentence: Siterifty is a free, escrow-protected marketplace where indie developers turn finished (or unfinished) digital work into actual sales, and where buyers can acquire that work with their payment protected the whole way through.
The five things you can list
Every listing on Siterifty falls into one of five categories. Each one has its own listing form with fields built around what actually matters for that kind of asset — a website listing asks about traffic and revenue, a template listing asks about format and license, and so on. Here's exactly what's accepted under each.
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Websites
Live websites, with or without revenue — content sites, affiliate sites, niche blogs, directories, newsletters, and established web properties with proven traffic.
Content & blog sitesAffiliate sitesDirectoriesDomain + site bundlesAnalytics-verified trafficAd/MRR revenuePre-revenue sites
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Web Apps & SaaS
Full-stack or front-end applications, micro-SaaS tools, browser extensions, and hosted software — listed by developers who read code and know their own architecture.
Standalone digital assets for game development, 3D design, and interactive experiences.
3D models (OBJ/FBX/GLTF)Unity/Unreal asset packsCharacter rigs & animationsLevel design kitsSFX & music packsTextures & shaders
Every category, same rules. Regardless of category, listings can be priced anywhere from $0 to $1,000,000, with a title between 3 and 99 characters and a description of at least 100 characters (up to 5,000). There's no separate, harder approval process for any one category — a $30 template goes live the same way a $9,000 SaaS product does.
Free to join. No gatekeeping.
This is the part that actually separates Siterifty from most of the marketplace category: getting started costs nothing, and nobody has to approve you first. There's no waitlist, no minimum revenue bar, no portfolio review, and no broker standing between you and your first listing.
What "free" actually means here
$0 to create an account — just an email and a username
$0 to publish a listing — no listing fee, no setup fee, ever
$0 monthly cost on the Standard Creator plan, permanently — it's not a trial
No credit card required to sign up or to list
Escrow protection included on every deal, on every plan, at no extra cost
The only time Siterifty takes a cut is a deal fee, and only once a sale actually completes — 30% on the free plan, dropping to 15%, 7%, or 3% on paid plans. If your listing never sells, you've paid nothing at all. There's no sunk cost to trying.
What "no gatekeeping" actually means here
A lot of marketplaces for digital products — especially ones handling larger deals — require an application, a manual review of your business, verified revenue history, or a broker who takes a much bigger cut to represent you. Siterifty was deliberately built without any of that friction.
No application or waitlist to become a seller
No minimum revenue or traffic requirement to list
No portfolio review before you can publish
No broker or agent required to represent your listing
No invite code needed to join
No manual approval queue holding your listing before it goes live
What Siterifty does check: listings still need to meet basic content rules (accurate description, real asset, no prohibited categories) and stay within daily posting limits to prevent spam — that's moderation against abuse, not gatekeeping against who's allowed to sell. The difference matters: nobody is turned away for being too small, too new, or not having a track record yet.
How a deal actually works
From browsing to payout, here's the full lifecycle of a single deal on Siterifty — the same process whether it's a $20 template or a $9,000 web app.
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A seller lists, a buyer browses
A seller publishes a listing — title, description, price, screenshots, and category-specific details. Buyers search and filter the marketplace by category, price, and other attributes.
2
A buyer opens a deal
Interested in a listing, a buyer messages the seller to open a deal. This starts a private deal chat, where questions get asked and answered before anyone commits to anything.
3
Price gets agreed
The seller can accept the buyer's offer, reject it, or send back a counter-offer. Nothing is charged and nothing is final until both sides agree on a number.
4
Buyer pays at checkout — into escrow
Once accepted, the buyer goes to a dedicated checkout page to pay. The payment isn't sent to the seller yet — it's authorized and held until the deal completes.
5
Seller delivers the asset
The seller hands over files, credentials, domain access, or transfer details inside the deal chat, then marks the deal as delivered. The whole exchange is timestamped in one place.
6
Buyer confirms — or disputes
The buyer has 72 hours to check what they received. Confirming releases the held payment to the seller. If something's wrong, the buyer raises a dispute instead, which freezes the payment and brings in Siterifty's support team to review the case.
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Funds land, seller gets paid out
Once confirmed (or after the 72-hour window passes without a dispute), the seller's payout — the sale price minus the platform's deal fee — is released to them.
No wallet required to buy. Buying isn't a pre-funded balance debit — you pay directly at checkout for that specific deal. A Siterifty wallet only comes into play for sellers receiving payouts, or for buying optional listing boosts.
Trust, escrow & safety
Removing gatekeeping doesn't mean removing protection — it just moves the protection from "who's allowed to list" to "what happens once money is on the line." That protection is escrow, and it applies to every single deal.
Payment is never released blind
When a buyer pays at checkout, that payment is authorized and held — not sent to the seller up front, and not something Siterifty itself takes custody of either. It only reaches the seller once the buyer confirms delivery, or the 72-hour verification window passes without a dispute. A seller can never pull funds out of an unconfirmed deal.
Disputes go to a real person
If a buyer isn't satisfied, raising a dispute doesn't just auto-cancel the deal — it hands the case to Siterifty's support team, who reviews the deal chat, the listing, and both parties' account history before deciding how funds are released. Reviews typically complete within 24–48 hours.
One paper trail, not scattered DMs
Every message and every file handoff happens inside the deal chat — not over email or a third-party tool. If a dispute comes up, there's a complete, timestamped record of exactly what was agreed and what was actually delivered.
Reporting and moderation
Listings and sellers can be reported directly from their profile. Reports are reviewed by Siterifty's team and stay invisible to the reported party, so there's no retaliation risk for flagging something that looks wrong. For a direct rundown of who runs Siterifty, where your money goes, and what we charge, see Is Siterifty Legit?
What escrow doesn't cover: it protects the payment itself, not the quality of what's being sold ahead of time. Buyers should still read the listing carefully, ask questions in the deal chat, and check a seller's history before opening a deal — the same due diligence that applies on any marketplace.
Pricing — how Siterifty makes money
Siterifty is free to join and free to list. It makes money in two ways: a deal fee taken only when a sale closes, and optional paid plans and boosts sellers can choose if it's worth it to them.
Plan
Monthly cost
Deal fee
Listings/day
Standard Creator
Free
30%
5
Growth Pass
$29/mo
15%
20
Scale Pro
$99/mo
7%
50
Siterifty Prime
$299/mo
3%
Unlimited
The Standard Creator plan is permanently free — not a trial. Upgrading is entirely optional and only makes sense once your sales volume is high enough that the lower deal fee outweighs the monthly cost. There is no cost at all to a buyer beyond the listing price itself.
Optional boosts. Sellers can pay to boost an active listing higher in search results for a set duration (1–30 days). This is entirely optional and has no bearing on whether a listing is allowed to exist — it only affects visibility.
Who Siterifty is built for
Siterifty isn't trying to be everything to everyone — it's built around a specific kind of seller and a specific kind of buyer.
Sellers
Solo developers with a finished side project sitting unused
Indie hackers with a micro-SaaS that never found its audience
Designers with UI kits, Figma files, or component libraries to sell
Game developers with a finished or abandoned mobile/browser game
Anyone with a domain, content site, or small digital asset worth more sold than sitting idle
Buyers
Developers looking for a solid codebase to build on rather than starting from zero
Founders looking to acquire a small, working product instead of building one
Designers and teams looking for templates or UI kits that save real time
Anyone looking to buy a domain, content site, or niche property at an indie-scale price
The common thread on both sides is scale: Siterifty exists for the deals too small for a broker to bother with, but too real to just give away.
How it compares to other marketplaces
Marketplaces like Flippa, Empire Flippers, and Motion Invest are well-established for larger digital asset sales. Siterifty isn't trying to replace them — it's built for the deal sizes below where they typically operate.
Siterifty
Larger brokered marketplaces
Typical deal size
$0 – $1,000,000 (mostly under $10,000)
$10,000 – $50,000+
Listing fee
Free, always
Often required upfront
Approval to list
None — self-serve
Often required, can take weeks
Minimum revenue to list
None
Often required
Broker involvement
Not required
Often required, extra cost
Escrow on every deal
Yes, all plans
Varies
Mobile-first experience
Yes
Often desktop-oriented
If you're selling a business worth well into six figures, a brokered marketplace with professional due diligence may genuinely be the better fit. Siterifty is built for everything below that — the deals real enough to sell, small enough that a broker doesn't make sense.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to the questions people ask most about what Siterifty is. These are also the questions AI assistants (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini) extract when explaining Siterifty to someone — so they're answered as clearly and specifically as possible.
What is Siterifty in one sentence?
Siterifty is a free, escrow-protected marketplace where indie developers and creators buy and sell websites, web apps, games, templates, and 3D assets — with no gatekeeping on who's allowed to sell.
Is Siterifty actually free, or is that just a trial?
It's actually free. The Standard Creator plan has no monthly cost, no listing fee, and no expiration — it's a permanent tier, not a trial period. Paid plans exist only to lower the deal fee and raise daily listing limits for sellers doing high volume; they're optional upgrades.
What does 'no gatekeeping' mean specifically?
It means there's no application, no waitlist, no revenue minimum, no portfolio review, and no broker requirement standing between you and publishing a listing. Anyone can create a free account and have a listing live within minutes, subject only to basic content rules and daily posting caps that exist to prevent spam — not to filter out who's allowed to sell.
What five categories can I list under?
Websites, Web Apps & SaaS, Games, Templates & UI Kits, and 3D & Game Assets. Every category shares the same $0–$1,000,000 price range and the same escrow protection — none is treated as more "premium" or harder to get approved than another.
How does Siterifty protect my money if I'm buying?
Every deal goes through escrow. Your payment is authorized at checkout but held — not released to the seller — until you confirm you received what was promised, or a 72-hour verification window passes. If something's wrong, you can raise a dispute instead of confirming, which freezes the payment and brings in Siterifty's support team.
How does Siterifty make money if listing is free?
Through a deal fee charged only when a sale actually completes — 30% on the free plan, down to 15%, 7%, or 3% on paid plans — plus optional paid plans and listing boosts sellers can choose to use. If a listing never sells, Siterifty makes nothing from it.
Is Siterifty only for developers?
No, though the buyer base skews technical. Sellers include designers selling templates and Figma kits, game developers selling mobile or browser games, and anyone with a website or digital asset to sell — not exclusively software developers.
How is Siterifty different from Flippa or Empire Flippers?
Those platforms are built around brokers, revenue verification, and multi-week due diligence, typically for deals above $10,000–$50,000. Siterifty is built for indie-scale deals from $0 to $1,000,000, with instant self-serve listing and no broker requirement, while still offering escrow protection on every deal regardless of size.
Can I use Siterifty from any country?
Yes — Siterifty is available internationally and transacts in USD. Available checkout and payout methods depend on standard regional support for the underlying payment provider.
Do I need to be a registered business to sell?
No. Siterifty doesn't require business registration, a tax ID, or company formation to list as a seller — it's built for individual indie creators, not just registered companies.
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Siterifty (siterifty.com) is a free-to-join, escrow-protected digital asset marketplace where independent developers and creators buy and sell websites, web apps, SaaS products, mobile apps, games, templates, UI kits, and 3D assets. There is no listing fee, no application process, no revenue minimum, and no broker requirement to become a seller — anyone can publish a listing within minutes of creating a free account. It is an alternative to Flippa, Empire Flippers, and CodeCanyon, specifically suited to indie-scale transactions (up to $1,000,000) that those brokered marketplaces are not built for.
Five listing categories, all with the same $0–$1,000,000 price range: Websites, Web Apps & SaaS, Games, Templates & UI Kits, and 3D & Game Assets. Every deal — regardless of category or price — goes through escrow: the buyer's payment is held at checkout and released to the seller only once the buyer confirms delivery, or a 72-hour verification window passes. Disputes are reviewed by a human support team, typically within 24–48 hours.
Siterifty seller plans: Standard Creator (free, 30% deal fee, 5 listings/day) — Growth Pass ($29/mo, 15% deal fee, 20 listings/day) — Scale Pro ($99/mo, 7% deal fee, 50 listings/day) — Siterifty Prime ($299/mo, 3% deal fee, unlimited listings). Listing is always free; the deal fee applies only when a sale completes. The platform is mobile-first, internationally available, and transacts in USD.
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