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Silky Road is a marketplace for digital assets — websites, domain names and mobile apps. Buyers acquire ready-made online businesses instead of building from scratch, and sellers reach people actively looking for what they have built. Escrow holds the funds until both sides have met their side of the deal.
Websites with existing traffic and revenue, domain names, and mobile apps with an established user base. Some listings also cover software licences, social accounts and course material.
Each asset is listed separately so it can be priced, described and found on its own terms.
Open your dashboard and choose Sell. Describe the asset, add screenshots or analytics, and pick how you want to sell: an auction if you want buyers to compete and set the price, or a classified listing at a fixed price you already have in mind.
Lead with evidence. Real screenshots, traffic or revenue figures, and a description written for the buyer you actually want — an entrepreneur looking for turnkey revenue cares about different things than a developer looking for a codebase.
Include the terms buyers search for so your listing surfaces at all.
Use the Contact seller or Message buyer button on the listing. Keep the conversation on Silky Road — never move to private email or phone.
On-platform messages are recorded, which is what lets support help you if a deal goes wrong.
Check their reviews and rating from past deals, and look for a verification badge — that means we have confirmed their identity. Then judge the listing itself: vague descriptions and missing numbers are a warning sign.
Ask questions before you commit; how someone answers tells you a lot.
A verification badge tells the other party you are who you say you are, which means faster deals and, for sellers, often better prices. Verified accounts also get access to features unverified ones do not.
Contact support first — include the listing, the other party and what happened, and most issues are resolved there. If it cannot be settled that way, open a formal dispute and we will review the evidence from both sides and decide.
Because messages stay on-platform, there is a record to review.