📘 How to List a Project for Sale

Project identity

• Enter the project title and a clear short description.
• Provide the real project or demo URL and explain what the project does.
• Choose the project type, development stage, technology and business model.

Ownership and evidence

• Add the canonical GitHub repository when source code is part of the sale.
• Provide domain, GitHub, identity and other ownership evidence when applicable.
• Only claim assets, users, revenue, publication status or integrations that you can substantiate.

Commercial information

• Set asking price, currency and whether the price is negotiable.
• Explain transfer terms, what the buyer receives, and the expected handoff process.
• Describe the business model, target audience, market and competitive context.

Traction and financials

• Provide users, traffic, revenue, profit, costs and analytics only when available.
• If pre-revenue, state that clearly instead of leaving a misleading impression.
• Add screenshots, demo/video links, app-store links and other sale assets where available.

Buyer presentation

• Explain why the project is being sold and what opportunity the buyer receives.
• Write a concise buyer pitch focused on the actual transferable value.

Before submission

• Save the draft and review every section for missing or inconsistent information.
• Resolve ownership and evidence gaps identified by the verification process.
• Make sure the price, transfer terms and buyer presentation match what you actually intend to sell.

AI Review

• Submit the completed listing for AI review.
• If the review reports findings or requests changes, return to the listing, correct the relevant fields/evidence and save again.
• After the required checks pass, the listing proceeds to Admin review/approval according to the platform workflow.