This week’s deals feature 3 websites for sale from Empire Flippers and Flippa in the gaming, productivity and SaaS niches and 1 website from our private Facebook group in the travel niche.
For domains, we featured 3 domains from SerpDomains™.
🚀 3 Vetted Aged Domains
This week, we will take a look at three premium-aged domains from our partner, SerpDomains.
1️⃣ MicroCapital.org
23 years old — 609 ref. domains — $12,500
This is a unique opportunity—a recently expired domain with a great backlink profile in the finance niche. The site hosted on the domain was a 20-year-old financial blog that remained very active over the years, with thousands of posts published. Since it was used exclusively for informational content, it provides an excellent opportunity for building a lead-generation affiliate site in the microloan and staking niche. While competition is fierce, there is probably no better domain on the market to launch a similar site right now. View on SerpDomains
2️⃣ Wordpreneur.com
25 years old — 210 ref. domains — $2,500
As the name suggests, the domain was used for a content writing blog that focused on tips for writing books and online content. A logical strategy would be to either start your own AI content SaaS or develop a similar tool. Although there are thousands of these already, proper digital marketing could help you acquire an untapped client base. This means your focus should not be solely on SEO professionals—the general public still has much to learn about using AI in content creation. View on SerpDomains
3️⃣ InspiredBarn.com
13 years old — 76 ref. domains — $740
This domain was used by Cathe Holden, a Northern California designer and artist. She posted a significant amount of content related to crocheting and crafts. As with most similar blogs, it wasn’t optimized for SEO, so recovering and improving content from the Wayback Machine could be a good idea. The backlink profile is solid, with links from sites like WikiHow and TheSpruceCrafts. View on SerpDomains
🚀 3 Websites For Sale From Brokers
1️⃣ 7-year-old Gaming Niche Site making $8,058/mo on Empire Flippers
Display Ads — Gaming —40X — $322,307
This site is one of the authority sites in the retro gaming niche, earning almost exclusively through display ads—currently via AdSense and a banner bidding network. Traffic has remained stable over the past 12 months. While the owner cites a dedicated team as part of the operational expenses, the actual records indicate very low team expenses, warranting further investigation. Additionally, introducing a freemium model could be an easy and effective way to boost revenue. View on Empire Flippers
2️⃣ 5-year-old Productivity SaaS making $3,572/mo on Empire Flippers
SaaS — Productivity—46X — $164,320
This SaaS targets a niche market and boasts solid traffic and revenue numbers. It is listed on one of the LTD deals aggregators, but LTD clients remain a minority—a positive sign. The advent of AI could have both negative and positive effects on this business model. On the downside, competitors could easily replicate some of the SaaS’s features; on the upside, established SaaS companies might find it easier to add new features, increase revenue, and attract new clients. View on Empire Flippers
3️⃣ 1-year-old Digital marketing SaaS making $1,133/mo on Flippa
Marketing— Live Auction — ($49,995 asking price)
Another smaller SaaS is an appointment booking widget with a decent client base of around 100. Most clients are acquired through cold DMs and emails. Although not optimal, this opens up opportunities to attract new clients through both organic and paid channels. Overall, it is a decent opportunity if you already own a similar WordPress or Shopify plugin. View on Flippa
🚀 1 Off-Market Site on Facebook
The Website Flip runs a free Facebook group where sellers can list sites for sale. Here is our top pick for this week:
$2,000/mo Travel Niche Site: This listing offers a Caribbean travel blog with stable revenue and traffic numbers, generating around $1500-2000 per month, and attracting roughly 20-25K sessions (37K in January). The site acquires traffic from Facebook and organic traffic, with the latter driven largely by 6 Facebook groups with over 150K members through automated posts. It features original, in-depth articles with no AI-generated content or stock photos, minimal recurring costs, and significant growth potential in a booming market of over 5 million native English-speaking travelers to Punta Cana. The seller offers free post-sale assistance and can even help source writers, with the asking price set around USD 45-50K and buyer verification required.
👉 Additional Reading
Make sure to perform due diligence when acquiring any domains or websites. Here are more resources:
- How to flip websites
- Due diligence framework
- Website valuation framework
- Content site due diligence service
