Buy what’s built. Sell what’s useful.

“We shut the company in March and the analytics product was the part I could not bear to archive. The review desk asked for the repository history and our Stripe export before anything else. That was the moment I trusted the process.”

“I bought a support portal for a client instead of building one. The condition ledger listed two broken integrations up front, so the price made sense and nothing surprised us in week one.”

“The domain had been parked for three years. Listing it took one evening, and the desk sent back a single question about the registrar lock before it went live.”

“Licensing the design system per year suited us better than buying it. The record said exactly which components were in scope and which fonts we had to license ourselves.”

“Nobody saw my contact details until an enquiry was accepted. For a solo founder that matters more than any feature.”

“We compared three admin codebases on the index by condition, not by screenshots. The one we rented had the shortest dependency list, and the handover took nine days.”