Sell or Buy a Website with Income, Domain, Online Store, YouTube Channel, and VK Group on the Telderi Exchange

This service is not just the best for selling websites, but essentially the only truly quality one in the Russian-speaking internet. I have bought and sold all my websites only through it. Everything is top-notch. Honestly, I can't even recall any downsides. If you need to sell, you'll sell; if you need to buy, you'll buy. I've never encountered any problems, and the technical support is very competent, always helping to resolve any disputes. As for the resource's popularity and, accordingly, the number of users, there's nothing more to add – you can always find a buyer for your websites.

Date of experience: June 6, 2024

Telderi is a fraudulent community: 1. Websites with viruses and scripts. 2. Arbitration always favors the seller. 3. The buyer on Telderi is not protected. I purchased a site exchange and set it up on a subdomain of my store. The next day, the antivirus on the hosting triggered, but I didn't think much of it and deleted the viral file, continuing to work with the admin panel. (At that time, I didn't know that the antivirus doesn't detect scripts.) Two days later, my email account on the hosting was blocked for sending over 3000 identical emails. I deleted the purchased site, the database, and changed the passwords for my store. Since the deal on Telderi was not completed, I filed a dispute in arbitration regarding this purchase. I provided screenshots from the support of the host reg.ru. When the arbitrator asked the seller how he would explain this, he replied that the mailing was set up this way. The arbitrator said, "Dear buyer, the seller has explained the reason for the mailing, are there any further questions?" I replied that these were remotely controlled scripts that didn't activate immediately after the site was installed, but only after two days. The arbitrator suggested that I install the site on my own hosting and check for viruses. I said that I had already done that, the antivirus doesn't detect scripts, and I deleted one virus, but the others remain unnoticed. The arbitrator then asked if I had evidence that the seller's site was the cause of the mailing. I realized that the arbitrator trusted the seller without requiring any proof from him, while the buyer's evidence was ignored. I lost 1500 rubles, fortunately not more. This "exchange" is complete madness: 1. The seller is always right. 2. Even with clear evidence from the buyer that the seller is a fraud, rule number one still applies.

Date of experience: January 12, 2026

Telderi.ru is a marketplace for trading websites, domains, VK groups, and YouTube channels. Be careful when making deals on this platform! I listed two YouTube channels for sale. One interested buyer contacted me and expressed a desire to buy one of them. We started communicating, and he informed me that he could only make the purchase later, suggesting we exchange contacts. I responded quite sternly that I would not share contact information, as it is prohibited by the rules of the Telderi marketplace! Then he offered to make a prepayment to reserve the channel. There were no discussions about conducting the deal outside the site! I sent the payment details, but 12 hours later, my account was blocked! I reached out to technical support. They explained the block by saying there were alleged attempts to conduct a deal outside the marketplace and claimed they carefully reviewed our correspondence. But there were no hints of that at all! As a result, my balance ended up in the negative by 10,000 rubles! They state that they will only unblock my account after I top up the balance by that amount. This is blatant extortion. Don't fall for such tricks and don't make deals! I honestly wanted to resolve the issue peacefully and didn't write a review for a week, but this is too much... Now they are also demanding 10,000 rubles for unblocking.

Date of experience: November 4, 2025

The system persistently advises setting the minimum price at 500 rubles. After two or three weeks, when there are only a few hours left until the auction ends, a buyer appears who bids exactly those 500 rubles. Two hours later, the site is transferred to him, and in a couple of weeks, it is put up for sale again at a reasonable price. The main goal of the exchange is to deceive inexperienced sellers and enrich scammers. That's how I sold a site with 4,000 unique pages for 5,000 rubles, even though its real value was 40,000 to 60,000.

Date of experience: January 23, 2026

I would strongly NOT RECOMMEND this exchange to anyone looking to purchase a website from an auction. The administrators behave terribly, almost all the sellers are scammers, and the websites are presented with inflated prices and are outright garbage. If you want to buy or order a website, it's better to do it on ***. There, the administrators are more reasonable, and there are many specialists in various fields.

Date of experience: June 21, 2025

The website owners have come up with a new way to scam users. They demand 100 rubles from all users for activation, even if the accounts have been active for many years, and they do not refund the money. Additionally, they collect not only passport details but also bank account numbers with the bank's BIC. Meanwhile, they are not personal data operators. If you don't pay the 100 rubles, you won't be able to perform any operations with your account.

Date of experience: July 13, 2024

As a buyer of two websites on Telderi, I want to share my positive experience with this marketplace! I like almost everything: the powerful filtering system for listings, the large number of websites for sale, and the ability to choose a niche. These three aspects make Telderi the perfect place to start looking for a website to purchase. You can also buy domains without websites there. Among the downsides, there are some outright useless websites and portals that ask for several million, but you can easily filter those out with the right settings. While writing this review, I visited the site and noticed they added the option to buy communities on Vkontakte and channels on YouTube. P.S. The websites I bought a few years ago on Telderi are still functioning and have long since paid for themselves.

Date of experience: January 21, 2025

Previously, this was a fairly decent platform, and many real webmasters worked here due to the lack of alternatives. However, over time, the exchange has turned into a place where amateurs gather, which has attracted scammers. The exchange actually has many problems, but the management doesn't care about that; their goal is to squeeze out as much profit as possible, knowing full well that they have no competitors. There is complete chaos in the administration, and they are always right. As for financial issues (incredible fees, blackmail, and extortion), you can find plenty of reviews about this online. I do not recommend anyone to get involved with this exchange. If you need escrow services when selling websites and the like, it's better to work directly with the seller and buyer; this way, you'll save both money and nerves. P.S. After yet another extortion, I withdrew all my funds and deleted my account, and even then they managed to charge me a double fee. You decide for yourself if you want to be treated this way.

Date of experience: September 22, 2024

They work terribly. The overall impression is negative. I can't say that Telderi ensures the safety of transactions. They take no responsibility and just take your money. In the case of a failed transaction, it's either the seller's or the buyer's fault. THEY ARE GOLDEN. There is no integrity or accountability. They can't do anything about the violator of the transaction. In general, this is not an auction, but a real circus.

Date of experience: May 27, 2025

Everything is clear and transparent. The service is quite popular, so there is a wide selection of sites, allowing you to find something to your liking. There is also the option to simply monitor the market. The main thing is that before buying anything, be sure to familiarize yourself with all the rules; otherwise, you risk getting an unfavorable (or even worse) site while paying a considerable commission.

Date of experience: January 7, 2026