Built for the stores the big marketplaces won't prioritize.

Most of ecommerce isn't six-figure businesses. It's thousands of small, ad-driven stores doing real revenue with real customers: the kind of store one person built and runs. When someone wants to buy or sell one of those, they find out quickly that almost nobody serves them.

The established brokers only take deals big enough to earn a commission worth their time, so anything under six figures gets a polite no. That leaves DM groups and marketplace forums, where “selling” means wiring money to a stranger with no protection, no contract and no recourse. One bad actor and the store, or the cash, is gone.

EcomFlips is the third option. We run the trust machinery a broker would: human-reviewed listings, anonymous deal rooms, a dual-confirmed transfer checklist, an inspection window and dispute mediation, but self-serve, fast, and built for exactly this size of store. The buyer's money is always held by EcomFlips until the store has changed hands and the buyer confirms it, so neither side has to go first on trust.

How we make money

We only earn when you do. Listing is free. When a store sells, the seller pays a flat 15% success fee, deducted from the proceeds when we pay them out. No listing fees, no exclusivity, nothing up front. If your store doesn't sell, EcomFlips makes nothing, which keeps us honest about pricing and about which stores we let list.