List your casino, sportsbook, B2B platform or affiliate portfolio anonymously, in front of buyers who have already proved their funds and committed a $45,000 deposit. Free to list on a tiered success fee starting at 5% and falling to 1% on the largest deals, $999 for a premium listing with an independent valuation basis, contract drafts and waived escrow, or hand the whole sale to a broker.
Three ways to sell, from self-serve to a fully brokered mandate
Tiered success fee from 5%, plus escrow at 3% capped at $30,000
Per listing, plus the same tiered success fee
Plus a tiered success fee, 8% falling to 1.5%
Each rate applies only to the portion of the price inside that band. A $10m sale pays $400,000, a blended 4.0%.
Why it tapers. iGaming assets change hands at prices where a flat percentage stops being defensible. The work of listing a $40m operator is not eight times the work of listing a $5m one, so the rate falls as the deal grows. Escrow on a free listing is 3% but capped at $25,000, so it never becomes the largest line on a large transaction.
Enter a sale price and see exactly what each route costs.
Worth doing the arithmetic. On any completion above roughly $1m the waived escrow fee hits its $30,000 cap. That is $30,000 saved against a $999 listing cost, before you count the valuation, the contract drafts and the priority placement.
What the mandate costs and when it pays for itself
Blended rates: 8.0% at $2m, 5.6% at $10m, 4.0% at $25m, 3.0% at $50m. The $7,000 engagement fee is credited against whichever figure applies, and the minimum total fee is $35,000.
The engagement fee is $7,000 and comes back to you. It covers the valuation work, the information memorandum and the buyer outreach program, and it is credited in full against the success fee on completion. Escrow is waived on brokered mandates, as it is on premium listings. Mandates below a $1m expected sale price are better served by a premium listing.
For comparison. Generalist online business brokers charge around 15% on the first $700,000 of a sale, tapering to 8% and then 2.5% above $5m. Lower mid-market M&A advisors work on monthly retainers of $5,000 to $25,000 against a Lehman-style success fee. Our scale sits between the two: no monthly retainer, a single credited engagement fee, and rates that fall to 1.5% on the part of a deal above $50m, which is where iGaming buyouts actually land.
Listings publish without the brand name, domain or operating company. Where a single figure would identify the asset we show a range instead. Every buyer signs an NDA before the brand is revealed, and you approve each one by hand.
Buyers pass a proof of funds check and place a refundable $50,000 deposit before they can open a data room. It is credited against the purchase price if they buy and returned if they do not, which means the people reading your numbers have already committed something to be there.
On a premium listing we reconcile your reported revenue against back office exports and payment statements, then publish a verified summary. Instead of rebuilding a spreadsheet for every enquiry, you send buyers to the same audited set of numbers.
Before you go live we assess whether the asset sells as a share transfer, an asset sale or a migration onto the buyer's license. Deals that collapse in week three usually collapse here, so we price and position around it from the start.
Gathering this before you start makes the listing take about ten minutes
Monthly GGR, NGR, bonus cost, chargebacks and deposits for the last 24 months, exported from your back office.
Actives, first-time depositors, retention by cohort, and the split between owned traffic, affiliates and paid media.
License type and holder, corporate structure, and whether the operating company is included in the sale.
Platform, aggregator, payment and affiliate agreements, plus any that need consent to novate.
Staff, platform fees, license fees, marketing and support, so EBITDA is defensible rather than estimated.
Asking price or a range, preferred structure, and how long you are willing to stay on for handover.
Five stages, whether the asset is a $300,000 portfolio or a $12m operator
Trading history, license details and platform contracts. Reviewed within two working days.
On a premium listing, revenue is reconciled against source data and benchmarked on comparable closed deals.
Metrics publish, brand stays hidden. You approve every buyer who requests access.
Approved buyers open the data room. Offers arrive through the platform with price and structure side by side.
Funds are held while the license, domains, player database and contracts transfer, then released on the agreed milestones.
Tell us the basics and we come back within two working days with an indicative range and the license position. Nothing publishes until you approve the wording, and you can withdraw at any point.
A free listing costs nothing upfront. The success fee is tiered, starting at 5% and falling to 1% on the largest deals, with the full scale set out above. A free listing also carries an escrow fee capped at $30,000. A premium listing costs $999, carries the same tiered success fee, and the escrow fee is waived. There is no monthly charge and no retainer on either.
A free listing publishes your self-reported figures and gives you anonymous exposure and buyer messaging. A premium listing adds a valuation basis benchmarked against comparable closed deals, financials reconciled against your back office data with a verified badge, share and asset purchase agreement drafts, a license transferability assessment, priority placement, direct matching to buyer briefs, and the escrow fee covered by us rather than you.
A brokered mandate carries a $7,000 engagement fee, credited in full against the success fee, and a tiered success fee running from 8% down to 1.5%, with a $35,000 minimum. That blends to 5.6% on a $10m sale and 3.0% on a $50m sale. Mandates run for six months on an exclusive basis and escrow is waived.
It depends on size and on your time. Below about $1m the $35,000 minimum makes brokerage expensive relative to the outcome, and a premium listing with verified figures usually does the job. Above $3m, a broker running competing offers and reaching operators and funds who never browse marketplaces typically moves the final price by more than the fee difference, and at that size a single percent of price is worth more than the entire fee gap. If you already have a buyer, take the premium listing and use us for verification, contracts and escrow instead.
Not until you decide. The public listing carries metrics, license type and market, but no brand, domain or company name. Buyers request access, you review who they are, and only then do they sign an NDA and see the full data room.
It depends on the jurisdiction. Curacao, Anjouan and Tobique assets usually move through a share transfer or a new sub-license with notification. Malta, UK and Isle of Man assets need change of control approval, which takes four to six months and can fail. Where approval is unlikely we structure the deal as a migration onto the buyer's license instead, and we tell you that before you list.
Every buyer passes a proof of funds check and places a refundable $45,000 deposit before they can open a data room. The deposit is credited against the purchase price on completion and returned in full if they do not buy, so browsing is free but reading your numbers is not.
Reported GGR and NGR against back office exports, deposits against payment provider statements, bonus cost and chargeback rates, player concentration, and whether traffic sources are owned or rented. We publish what was checked and what was not, so buyers know the limits of the badge.
We publish no average time to sell yet, because the honest answer is that we would be quoting an industry figure rather than ours. Completion depends on structure. An asset sale with no license dependency can close two to three weeks after the letter of intent, while a change of control application adds four to six months.
On a free or premium listing there is no exclusivity and no penalty for withdrawing, and you can pause or delete at any time. The $999 premium fee covers work already done and is not refunded once the valuation and verification are complete. A brokered mandate is exclusive for six months, and the $7,000 engagement fee is not refunded if you withdraw, though it is credited against the success fee if you complete.