Flippa
Websites, apps, online businesses and domains, offered by auction or at a set price.
- Website
- flippa.com
- Sells
- Domain Names & Websites
- Bidding
- Free account
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About Flippa
Websites, apps, online businesses and domains, offered by auction or at a set price.
Flippa runs its own sales at flippa.com. UX Search lists it so a buyer looking for domain names & websites knows it exists, and shows what the same kinds of things are selling for right now across the government and equipment platforms we read, which is the best price guide before bidding anywhere.
What Flippa sells
How buying works at Flippa
- Look firstBrowsing is open; bidding takes a free account, and some sales ask for a card on file or a deposit before the first bid.
- Read the terms on the saleEach sale posts its own buyer's premium, payment deadline and pickup window. The premium is added to the hammer price, so add it before you bid.
- Check the priceUX Search shows what the same kinds of items sold for at government auction, with the real hammer prices, so you know the going rate before the sale opens.
- Bid and pay on the siteBidding, payment and pickup all happen on flippa.com under its own terms. UX Search never takes a bid.
Search Flippa
UX Search checks every government and public auction platform at once and points you to Flippa and the other sites that sell domain names & websites.
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UX Search is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Flippa. Bidding, payment and delivery all happen on the house's own site under its own terms; fees and rules are set by the house and can change, so confirm them on the sale page.
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