I've always liked the idea of selling shovels during a gold rush rather than trying to find gold myself. ReadyFaucet is basically my attempt at doing that in crypto.

It's a ready-to-deploy crypto faucet business that I've been selling as a license, and so far, 13 license sales have generated over $14,000 in revenue. Every single sale came from organic Reddit posts, no paid ads.

Here's the interesting part: I'm not selling crypto, trading meme coins, or asking anyone to gamble their savings. I'm selling the infrastructure that lets someone launch their own crypto faucet website.

The business model is pretty old but pretty much straightforward and proven. The website can generate revenue through three streams: ads, sponsorships, and affiliate offers or offerwalls. You're essentially operating a crypto-related website rather than betting your money on which coin pumps next.

It's a high ticket licensable setup, with discounts available for multiple licenses, so even 1 sale a month can make decent improvement to your overall bottom line. Deployment and setup typically cost around $100, including the domain and development fee, so there's a potentially attractive margin per sale (93%+)

Of course, the website still needs to be operated, traffic needs to be built, and revenue isn't guaranteed. But the fact that I've already sold 13 licenses gives the model a real sales history rather than just a business idea sitting in a Notion document.

I'm now focusing on other ventures with much bigger scale, so I'm exploring selling ReadyFaucet along with some other assets, rather than continuing to grow them myself.

I think there's an interesting opportunity here for someone who understands digital products, crypto communities, or organic Reddit marketing. You could continue selling the licenses, improve the marketing funnel, or expand the product in directions I haven't had time to explore. You can even recruit affiliates who can post on your behalf and take 15-20% per sale.

If the whole "sell the shovels" approach appeals to you more than trading crypto yourself, happy to share more details about the product, sales history, and what's included.

Hey community,

I'm wondering how someone can get offers to his ENS domains. I have 64 of them, some of big airway companies, some alias names, and others that some might or might not find them interesting.

Would you need to do outbound sales and outreach or just wait for offers to come in?

Also, where do you sell these domains? I'm aware of ENS vision and OpenSea. What's the most liquid solution?

Any advice would be highly appreciated!

Hello folks
What is a realistic price for these domains?

AiToZee. com (everything AI from A to Z)
AffLab. org (Affiliate marketing)
StopClip. com (video generation, selling, and editing)

This is a very under monetized and totally abandoned product.

It's bootstrapped, single-founder SaaS in the health and fitness niche. The MVP launched in June 2025 and full SaaS rolled out in Dec 2025.

It achieved great numbers in terms of organic search but I haven't been paying enough attention to scale it and optimize for conversion.

The site achieved the following results, with literally no effort from my side:

1.9M+ impressions from Google

31 domain rating according to Ahrefs

Decent backlink profile

2,500 userbase

$1,880 ARR

Between family and other online ventures, I’m barely finding time for my personal stuff. I’m looking to clear off my plate entirely to focus on other bigger ventures at a much massive potential. Building, scaling, and exiting online businesses is what I’ve been doing online for the past 10 years.

Why this is a great opportunity:

The website is so under monetized, it’s like a sleeping giant with all that unused traffic and exposure. This niche has insane demand and it’s highly profitable. Although it’s tough, WTFood has been outperforming top competitors on the SERP who have been around for years, companies like Snapcalorie, Caloriemama, and many more. The biggest competitor has exited earlier this year after achieving 50M a year, so securing even a fraction of that market share would be enough to make a decent living from this SaaS, and potentially flipping it for 5-10x your initial investment.

It’s a working product, with a massive demand and market, generating revenue already (proven demand), has an insane growth potential, and many untapped areas. The brand is also viral friendly, it strongly resonates with the TikTok and social media Gen-Z audiences as it plays on the slang (WTF/WTFood). By simply expanding to TikTok and other similar platforms with short content, you can take the internet by storm and go viral.

What can be made to grow it further:

First off, the platform is missing marketing emails, (ex. You haven’t logged in today, Don’t forget to track your dinner meal, Wow 3 days in a row, that’s dedication, etc..) Users need to see your brand and hear from you up to 10 times to consider showing up their card. Right now, there’s nothing that creates urgency for people and urges them to become paid members.

Secondly, the business has 2,500 users who chose to opt in and be part of this, so they are warm leads who are familiar with the brand. By reaching out to them, refreshing the user base and offering them a free 1-week premium access, you can boost conversions by 1-3x, conservatively. That would put the MRR at $400-$750.

Thirdly, expand to TikTok and post short video content, collaborate with other content creators, create an affiliate program, offer them 10-15% commission per sale, recurring revenue, win-win situation. Reddit also works very well and can bring in decent traffic if executed right.

Let’s talk traffic:

If you’ve been around for long enough in this space, you know that health and fitness is one of the highest rewarding niches yet the toughest in terms of competition and SEO difficulty. For some reason, WTFood has been killing it in terms of SEO and rankings. TOO MANY rankings keywords that, with transactional search intent and with very hard SEO difficulty that reaches 80 in some cases. The business has been outranking other competitors on the SERP. According to Ubersuggest, a keyword research tool that I’ve been using, traffic estimated value reached $11,000. I know, these figures are not near accurate, but if it tells something, it tells that we’re ranking for decent keywords that advertisers are paying big bucks to show up for. We’re getting it for free. This is leverage, underused leverage..

Ubersuggest offers 1,000+ SEO opportunities and potential keyword ideas that if added and covered in new content pieces, have higher odds of getting ranked well. These all will be provided to the buyer, which can streamline your SEO and content for months/years to come and help you focus on the next move instantly.

Also, I'm looking to sell my small portfolio of other smaller assets and clear off my plate entirely to focus on a new project that I recently launched with a much bigger scale. Here are the assets that I’m looking to sell, either individually or bundled together with WTFood (best value):

1. StopClip com - I built this website a few months ago and ended up parking it aside due to other commitments and business ventures. The domain is very premium with 2 popular suffixes: StopClip, a .com extension domain. The domain alone is highly appraised: $2,500 according to Atom and 7700+according to Dynadot. The site took me 1.5 month and nearly ~300 to build. This is basically a done-for-you ready-to-go video selling website. It's basically a business in a box for anyone who wants to start selling 3D animated video ads to local business owners, those videos take a minute or 2 to create. I can also share with you my initial plan and what I was planning to build on it to make 1,500-3000 a month, effortlessly.

2. SpanglishTranslator net - While browsing keyword research tools, I stumbled upon the keyword "Spanglish Translator" that has 600k search volume and very minimal SEO difficulty score. So I purchased the exact match domain (the com version was taken) and deployed the site in the same day. I eventually created 700+ pSEO pages, and it's been growing on its own ever since, generated $20+ from a single pop up ad. A lot can be made here, from sponsors, social media expanding, affiliates, and much more.

3. AiAffList com - This is a pre-revenue directory that I created and haven't got enough time to scale or focus on too. It contains hundreds of AI affiliate programs, hand-picked, not AI scraped!

4. AffLab org (domain only) - Short, brandable, and in a hot niche; affiliate marketing. Appraised $2k-5K according to Atom and Dynadot.

5. AiToZee com (domain only) - Clever domain name for a platform for everything AI from A to Z.

If you choose to buy the entire portfolio, happy to give them all away for a heavily discounted price. You can either build, grow or use them, or flip them for anything to minimize your initial investment.

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I'll be honest, this is a very under monetized product and a totally abandoned one.

WTFood is a bootstrapped, single-founder SaaS, a smart macro-tracking companion that helps people understand what they eat and unlock eating patterns and insights they didn't know existed. It started as a simple AI food scanner MVP back in 2025. When I saw traffic skyrocketed from my simple keyword research, I saw demand and hired someone to turn it into a SaaS. We launched in Dec 23 2025, received the first order within 24 hours, and it just kept growing on its own ever since.

I haven’t paid any attention to it since launch. Everything it achieved was a complete result of my deep keyword research and on-page optimization.

Brief achievements:

The site achieved the following results, with literally no effort from my side:

• 1.89M+ impressions from Google
• 31 domain rating according to Ahrefs
• Decent backlink profile
• 2,500 userbase
• $1,880 ARR

Tech Stack:

The tech stack is NextJs, Supabase, Stripe, GA, GSC, Namecheap

Total monthly running costs:

The total monthly running cost is $25 Supabase and ~$2-3 gemini api. As for domain and VPS hosting, both will be given to the buyer and they are valid till late 2027, which can minimize the running cost big time.

Monetization:

Monetization is a classic freemium model, 1 free scan, then a gated sign up that offers 3 meals or 3 days trial, whichever ends first.

Monthly $9.99/mo 
Yearly$99.99/yr

Reason of selling:

Between family and other online ventures, I’m barely finding time for my personal stuff. I’m looking to clear off my plate entirely to focus on other bigger ventures at a much massive potential. Building, scaling, and exiting online businesses is what I’ve been doing online for the past 10 years. Here’s my full portfolio odehahwal com

What’s included in the sale:

• Website and everything it contains
• Source code
• Domain name (namecheap, valid till late 2027)
• KVM4 VPS Hostinger (valid till late 2027)
• Supabase organization transfer (2,500 users)
• GSC and GA
• Unlimited support and help

Why this is a great opportunity:

The website is so under monetized, it’s like a sleeping giant with all that unused traffic and exposure. This niche has insane demand and it’s highly profitable. Although it’s tough, WTFood has been outperforming top competitors on the SERP who have been around for years, companies like Snapcalorie, Caloriemama, and many more. The biggest competitor has exited earlier this year after achieving 50M a year, so securing even a fraction of that market share would be enough to make a decent living from this SaaS, and potentially flipping it for 5-10x your initial investment.

It’s a working product, with a massive demand and market, generating revenue already (proven demand), has an insane growth potential, and many untapped areas. The brand is also viral friendly, it strongly resonates with the TikTok and social media Gen-Z audiences as it plays on the slang (WTF/WTFood). By simply expanding to TikTok and other similar platforms with short content, you can take the internet by storm and go viral.

Hidden functionalities and potential:

It’s a web app that targets B2C users; people who are looking to optimize their health, better understand their eating patterns they didn’t know existed, and track their macros on the go by simply snapping a photo.

However, it has a hidden functionality that none of our competitors offer, which is a customizable widget that food bloggers, site owners and anyone can simply embed a code and serve it to their audience to boost perceived value, engagement, and potentially get more conversions. It’s part of the subscription itself, anyone with a paid subscription gets access to this feature by default in their dashboards. We have 1 user already who had the intent to use this. He was a regular user, then he upgraded to the annual plan to use this widget for his business.

Does it have a mobile app:

No. When I first launched, I wanted to build mobile apps for it, but life had other plans, so I got occupied and never got the chance to do that. However, it’s worth noting that the website is highly optimized for mobile devices, and it’s so responsive. No one has ever complained or asked for a mobile app. The buyer can optionally do that to expand to untapped markets, that’s all.

How does it work from the backend:

WTFood doesn't handle any calculations via the Gemini API, we execute them server side via Javascript, so Gemini is not responsible for any calculations and numbers, Gemini’s job is only limited to image recognition and detection. As for the actual numbers and metrics, macros, breakdown, our site is integrated with the largest food database USDA, which includes all the world's ingredients and food datasets. They can adjust serving size, and people already take everything AI suggests with a grain of salt nowadays, so no app guarantees a 100% result. We tested the app against our competitors when we first started, it showed one of the best and most stable results against all.

What can be made to grow it further:

First off, the platform is missing marketing emails, (ex. You haven’t logged in today, Don’t forget to track your dinner meal, Wow 3 days in a row, that’s dedication, etc..) Users need to see your brand and hear from you up to 10 times to consider showing up their card. Right now, there’s nothing that creates urgency for people and urges them to become paid members. 

Secondly, the business has 2,500 users who chose to opt in and be part of this, so they are warm leads who are familiar with the brand. By reaching out to them, refreshing the user base and offering them a free 1-week premium access, you can boost conversions by 1-3x, conservatively. That would put the MRR at $400-$750.

Thirdly, expand to TikTok and post short video content, collaborate with other content creators, create an affiliate program, offer them 10-15% commission per sale, recurring revenue, win-win situation. Reddit also works very well and can bring in decent traffic if executed right.

Let’s talk traffic:

If you’ve been around for long enough in this space, you know that health and fitness is one of the highest rewarding niches yet the toughest in terms of competition and SEO difficulty. For some reason, WTFood has been killing it in terms of SEO and rankings. TOO MANY rankings keywords that, with transactional search intent and with very hard SEO difficulty that reaches 80 in some cases. The business has been outranking other competitors on the SERP. According to Ubersuggest, a keyword research tool that I’ve been using, traffic estimated value reached $11,000. I know, these figures are not near accurate, but if it tells something, it tells that we’re ranking for decent keywords that advertisers are paying big bucks to show up for. We’re getting it for free. This is leverage, underused leverage..

Ubersuggest offers 1,000+ SEO opportunities and potential keyword ideas that if added and covered in new content pieces, have higher odds of getting ranked well. These all will be provided to the buyer, which can streamline your SEO and content for months/years to come and help you focus on the next move instantly.

How much does Gemini API cost:

If Gemini API calls is a concern, let me break it down for you with a real-life example.

An active user who scans 3 meals per day for 30 days. How much would that cost API wise?

Gemini API
$2.5 per 1 million tokens
Average scan ~1,500 tokens per scan
3 meal scans a day = 4,500 tokens
4500 x 30 days = 135,000 tokens per month

So it’s $0.3375 per month for that 1 user, who's paying $9.99/m or $99.99/y, so 96% profit before expenses, per user.

Total number of paid users:

The business has 17 paid users in total, 8 annual users and the remaining are monthly paying users.

The seller promise:

I truly love this brand and want to see it in great places. I’ve never burned my bridges and the goal is to build healthy connections and long-term business relationships with like-minded folks. I’m not looking for hit and run operations. Therefore, I promise to provide my lifetime support and unlimited help, whatever it takes, help with anything you might need, traffic, SEO, marketing, feature ideas, any technical stuff, or anything that will simply help you take the brand to the ultimate next step.

Buyer’s security/Seller’s assurance:

After a 10x exit record, I know exactly what it takes to make the buyer feel secured and protected. If we end up proceeding with a deal together, the first step would be asking my legal advisor to draft a sales agreement that we can both review and sign. It will include all assets and properties included, all seller’s obligations and guarantees, leaving no room for guessing or trial and error. We’ve done this plenty of times before. The next thing would be initiating an Escrow transaction that will act as an intermediary broker and protector between buyer and seller. 

Asking price:

I’m looking for $10,000 for this phenomenal asset, and it’s definitely negotiable. I’m willing to work with the buyer to find a common ground that we both can step into.

Also, I'm looking to sell my small portfolio of other smaller assets and clear off my plate entirely to focus on a new project that I recently launched with a much bigger scale. Here are the assets that I’m looking to sell, either individually or bundled together with WTFood (best value):

1. StopClip com - I built this website a few months ago and ended up parking it aside due to other commitments and business ventures. The domain is very premium with 2 popular suffixes: StopClip, a .com extension domain. The domain alone is highly appraised: $2,500 according to Atom and 7700+according to Dynadot. The site took me 1.5 month and nearly ~300 to build. This is basically a done-for-you ready-to-go video selling website. It's basically a business in a box for anyone who wants to start selling 3D animated video ads to local business owners, those videos take a minute or 2 to create. I can also share with you my initial plan and what I was planning to build on it to make 1,500-3000 a month, effortlessly. Asking price $2,000

2. SpanglishTranslator net - While browsing keyword research tools, I stumbled upon the keyword "Spanglish Translator" that has 600k search volume and very minimal SEO difficulty score. So I purchased the exact match domain (the com version was taken) and deployed the site in the same day. I eventually created 700+ pSEO pages, and it's been growing on its own ever since, generated $20+ from a single pop up ad. A lot can be made here, from sponsors, social media expanding, affiliates, and much more. Asking price $1,000

3. AiAffList com - This is a pre-revenue directory that I created and haven't got enough time to scale or focus on too. It contains hundreds of AI affiliate programs, hand-picked, not AI scraped! Asking price $1,000

4. AffLab org  (domain only) - Short, brandable, and in a hot niche; affiliate marketing. Appraised $2k-5K according to Atom and Dynadot. - Asking price $1,000

5. AiToZee com (domain only) - Clever domain name for a platform for everything AI from A to Z. Asking price $1,000

If you choose to buy the entire portfolio, happy to give them all away for $13,000 $16,000, so that would make the last 3 assets literally free. You can either build, grow or use them, or flip them for anything to minimize your initial investment. 

Well, I'm looking to clear off my plate entirely and sell my whole mini portfolio of the following assets:

1. WhatTheFood io - This is a SaaS that was launched earlier this year and it's been pulling in traffic and climbing the SERPs on its own. It has a solid SEO foundation - 2,500 users, 31 domain rating, decent backlink profile, $1,880 ARR, 1.88M+ impressions from Google since launch, and 55K+ generative AI traffic in the past few months.

2. StopClip com - I built this website a few months ago and ended up parking it aside due to other commitments and business ventures. The domain is very premium with 2 popular suffixes: StopClip, a .com extension domain. The domain alone is highly appraised: $2,500 according to Atom and $7700+ according to Dynadot. The site took me 1.5 month and nearly ~$300 to build. This is basically a done-for-you ready-to-go video selling website. I can also share with you my initial plan and what I was planning to build on it to make $1,500-$3000 a month, effortlessly.

3. SpanglishTranslator net - While browsing keyword research tools, I stumbled upon the keyword "Spanglish Translator" that has 600k search volume and very minimal SEO difficulty score. So I purchased the exact match domain (the com version was taken) and deployed the site in the same day. I eventually created 700+ pSEO pages, and it's been growing on its own ever since, generated $20+ from a single pop up ad. A lot can be made here, from sponsors, social media expanding, affiliates, and much more.

4. AiAffList com - This is a pre-revenue directory that I created and haven't got enough time to scale or focus on too. It contains hundreds of AI affiliate programs, hand-picked, not AI scraped!

5. The domains that I'm looking to sell too are:

• AffLab org - Short, brandable, and in a hot niche; affiliate marketing. Appraised $2k-5K according to Atom and Dynadot.
• AiToZee com - Clever domain name for a platform everything AI from A to Z.

I'm looking to sell them individually or as a 1 heavily discounted bundle deal. DMs are open.

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I'm looking to sell a SaaS that I shipped earlier this year, it's in the health and fitness vertical.

It's a web base app with the following tech stack: NextJS Supabase, Stripe, GA, Namecheap.

The app has a solid SEO foundation and a killer branding that resonates with Tiktok's Gen-Z audience. It's called WhatThefood.io (playing on the WTF slang).

Since launch, the business had 2,400+ free users, 17 current paying users, an average of $157 MRR ($1880 ARR)

I haven't touched it since launch, literally.

Still huge growth potential from here. Willing to share the gaps, the potential opportunities to realistically reach $600-1000 MRR minimum.

The reason of selling, I've been busy building a huge B2B SaaS on a much larger scale, so I'd rather hand this to someone who can give it the attention it deserves than let it silently die.

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I'm looking to sell a SaaS that I shipped earlier this year, it's in the health and fitness vertical.

It's a web base app with the following tech stack: NextJS Supabase, Stripe, GA, Namecheap.

The app has a solid SEO foundation and a killer branding that resonates with Tiktok's Gen-Z audience. It's called WhatThefood (playing on the WTF slang).

Since launch, the business had 2,400+ free users, 17 current paying users, an average of $157 MRR ($1880 ARR)

I haven't touched it since launch, literally.

Still huge growth potential from here. Willing to share the gaps, the potential opportunities to realistically reach $600-1000 MRR minimum.

The reason of selling, I've been busy building a huge B2B SaaS on a much larger scale, so I'd rather hand this to someone who can give it the attention it deserves than let it silently die.

If you're a builder, you know how finding those keywords is getting harder by the day.

While playing with keyword tools like Ubersuggest, I found the keyword "Spanglish Translator" has 700k search volume and very low SEO difficulty, and said wow.. That's only for the US audience.

So what I did is that I went and registered the exact match domain name, built a quick site using Lovable to validate my research, and populated the site with like 700+ programmatic SEO pages that can help the site get discovered.

With literally ZERO efforts after that, it started ranking and getting some traction. Also, I'm monetizing it with a single pop up ad by TinyAdz, and it's made over $12 from ad revenue, not bad.

Dominating the SERP with this fun and entertainment niche site might make some good money as the CPC seems to be high (~$0.50 per click), so even 10,000 pageviews a month can make decent revenue, let alone affiliates, partnerships, sponsors, content, etc..

I'm looking to sell the site to someone who can give it the attention it deserves. I'm too busy with many other stuff. Actually I'm clearing off my plate entirely and selling my entire portfolio of 5 assets, either individually or as a heavily discounted bundle.

I have a handful of side projects that I'm looking to sell, clearing my plate entirely for a big B2B project that I've been working on.

I'm offering them as individual assets or can be bundled all together for a heavily discounted price.

I'm willing to share all the details in a well-organized data room presentation.

All are in hot niches and have massive growth potential.

I have a handful of side projects that I'm looking to sell, clearing my plate entirely for a big B2B project that I've been working on.

I'm offering them as individual assets or can be bundled all together for a heavily discounted price.

I'm willing to share all the details in a well-organized data room presentation.

All are in hot niches and have massive growth potential.