Some people complain that it's impossible to sell a website that earns through affiliate programs or has no monetization at all. For example, try to evaluate Gazprom's website if it's put up for sale without Gazprom itself! In my opinion, this is quite normal: such projects should be sold at closed, specialized auctions. They are not a stock market commodity, they are not listed, and they need to be studied very carefully. Therefore, I do not agree with such complaints. As for selling websites that generate profit as websites and are not linked to offline businesses, the marketplace handles this quite successfully. There is a wide selection, many lots. Are the prices inflated? Then create 50 of your own websites and list them 10-15% cheaper. If someone is creating websites for sale, it means they are indeed selling. What’s good about the marketplace? 1. Protection against fraud. You don’t have to worry or come up with ways to transfer the domain without losing money. 2. A wide selection of lots and many buyers. You can not only sell or buy but also assess market prices and understand how prices are formed. 3. Automatic settings for participating in auctions, even when you are offline. A solid four out of five.
