Sell your Shopify store without announcing it
Anonymous mode keeps your brand off the listing, and an accepted offer opens a tracked deal. You pay 3% only when it closes.
- No listing fee
- Revenue read from Shopify or Stripe
- Buyer ID checked on large deals
- Under offer
- LOI signed
- Diligence
- APA signed
- Escrow funded
- Transferring
- Closed
Documents
- NDATo sign
- LOITo sign
- APATo sign
Transfer checklist
0 of 12 done- Custom domain DNS transfer
- Shopify store ownership transfer
- Theme source code and license
- Connected Shopify apps and subscriptions
- 8 more lines to transfer
The deal room a store sale opens with, the day you accept an offer. Nothing is signed or checked off yet.
- closing fee, on the seller sideDue only if the deal closes. The buyer pays no marketplace fee.
- 3%
- lines on the transfer checklistSeeded on every store deal, each with its own status.
- 12
- stages from offer to closeThe same one for you and for the buyer.
- 7
Show the numbers, keep the brand to yourself
An anonymous listing shows your revenue, price and country under a neutral title. The brand stays out of the listing, its search snippet and its preview card.
| On the listing | For buyers |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Hidden |
| Logo and screenshots | Hidden |
| Description and tagline | Hidden |
| Store URL | Hidden |
| Link to your seller profile | Hidden |
| Revenue and asking price | Visible |
| Country and store type | Visible |
The brand stays masked in the buyer's view of the deal too. You share it when you choose, and the NDA is there for that moment.
Let your store's own data prove the revenue
Connect Shopify or Stripe and the figure on your listing is read from the source, with a verified badge. A figure you type in yourself stays a claim.
Credentials are encrypted at rest, and you can disconnect a source from your seller dashboard.
Shopify
Verified badgeYour Shopify app's client ID and secret. Revenue is read from the paid orders in your Shopify Admin.
Stripe
Verified badgeA restricted API key, checked before it is stored. Revenue is read from your subscriptions and charges.
Self-declared
Shown as a claimNo connection. The figure shows exactly as you type it.
Close the sale inside one tracked deal
Every step is a stage the deal records, so both sides always read the same status.
- Under offer
- LOI signed
- Diligence
- APA signed
- Escrow funded
- Transferring
- Closed
What the marketplace does not do
Read these before you list, not halfway through a deal.
No broker in the middle
BoostEcom is not a party to the sale. It hosts the listing, carries the offers, generates the documents and tracks the checklist.
No store funds held
The money of a store sale sits with the escrow service named in the APA. BoostEcom's own escrow covers marketplace purchases, not store sales.
No legal advice
The NDA, LOI and APA are drafts filled with the deal's facts. Have a lawyer review them before you sign.
The rules both sides sign up to
They are written in the marketplace terms and enforced by the deal itself.
- deal amount above which the buyer verifies their identity before the APAIn the deal's currency.
- 10,000
- for the buyer to open a dispute after closingYou answer in the deal and an administrator mediates.
- 14 days
Before you list
What sellers ask first, answered with what the platform does today.
What does it cost to list my store?
Will my customers or competitors see that I am selling?
How is my revenue verified?
Will you tell me what my store is worth?
How long does a sale take?
Who checks the buyer?
Can the buyer come back after closing?
List your store. Pay only if it sells.
The form asks for the store, the price and the revenue. Your listing goes live after review, anonymous if you choose.
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