For Sellers
Sell Your Art Web Asset
Find out whether your website is ready for a buyer conversation. Gather proof of what you own, what the asset earns, what it costs, and what can transfer before you ask someone to value it.
Seller Readiness
Bring Records a Buyer Can Check
A clear sale starts with evidence. These records help a buyer understand the asset without relying on guesses or promises.
Analytics and search records that show where visits come from and which pages earn them.
Payment records matched with fees, production, advertising, software, contractors, refunds, and owner labor.
Email, customer, subscriber, and social records with consent, activity, and transfer limits made clear.
Domain control plus rights for the brand, content, artwork, photos, products, and account access.
The real jobs required to publish, sell, ship, support customers, and maintain artist relationships.
A list of what moves to the buyer, what stays with you, what needs consent, and what support you can provide.
Request a Readiness Review
Share the asset and what you want to accomplish. A form submission starts a review request, not a listing or promise of a buyer.
Before a Sale
Prepare the Asset for a Real Conversation
Share the Asset and Goal
Name the website, explain why you may sell, and state the result and timing that would make sense for you.
Gather the Records
Put traffic, income, cost, audience, ownership, and workload records in one place so another person can verify them.
Check What Can Transfer
Separate owned assets from licenses, personal accounts, artist agreements, and services that need permission or a new contract.
Choose the Next Move
Use the evidence to decide whether to improve the asset, request a valuation, prepare a private discussion, or wait.
Need to understand the asset before you request a review?
Use the seller guide to gather the right records, then use the valuation page to see what affects value.