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Zinn Digital® marketplace vs Investors Club for selling a website or online business: DIY vs Full Service, fees, minimums and how the money moves.
Every figure below comes from the platform's own published pricing or seller page, checked on the date shown. Fees change; follow the source link before relying on one.
| StoreFlips | Investors Club | |
|---|---|---|
| Listing fee | None | None for a DIY sale[2] |
| Seller fee when it sells | 15% standard commission | 0% on a DIY sale; 5% to 20% for its Full Service brokered sale[2] |
| Buyer fee | None | Not stated on that page[1] |
| Minimum to list | None | Average revenue of $30 a month over 12 months and one year of verifiable history[1] |
| When the seller is paid | After you confirm the handover — never automatically | DIY: buyer and seller choose an independent escrow service; Full Service: the broker arranges escrow[2] |
Where they are the better choice
Investors Club lets a seller run a DIY sale with no commission at all, and every listing is reviewed by a person before it goes live — if you want to do all the work yourself, that is hard to beat on price.
Where this marketplace is the better choice
Choose this marketplace if you want the money held by the marketplace and released only when you confirm the handover, with a handover checklist on the order, rather than arranging payment between yourselves.
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