r/saasforsale

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.

Selling my startup Scansecure intrested one can DM me

I'm selling a monetized English-language YouTube channel built around long-form fictional Harlem stories. It grew entirely through organic traffic. Asking $4,950 USD or best offer.

The numbers from YouTube Studio on 9 October: 8,817 subscribers, 1.56M lifetime views, €30,654.68 lifetime estimated ad revenue and a €20.23 lifetime Videos RPM. September's estimated ad revenue was €398.69; the last 28 days were €352.86. Those are gross ad earnings, not profit or a forecast. Regular uploads paused while I worked on another business, so current earnings are below the channel's earlier peak.

In an August–September snapshot, 75.2% of views came from the US. The videos are original fictional stories made with AI-assisted narration and imagery. The channel is currently in the YouTube Partner Program; a May monetization interruption was resolved on appeal. Seven off-niche test videos and some earlier experiments are private.

The sale would cover the channel plus an agreed inventory of transferable content and branding. My personal Google account, AdSense account and software aren't included. I can show dated Studio evidence to serious buyers. I'd use a protected transaction, with terms that allow for YouTube's seven-day Brand Account primary-owner wait.

If this fits what you're looking for, message me with your offer and when you could complete diligence and fund the purchase.

Title: 12-year-old DTC hammock and outdoor brand, debt-free, fully remote: €390K share deal

Five self-developed products make up 99% of revenue, sold mainly through Shopify (about 86%) and Amazon, almost entirely in DACH

Jan-Jul 2026 revenue is €202K (+22% vs the same period in 2024), full-year 2025 revenue was €300K, and adjusted 2025 net result was €39K

Owned audience: 22K double-opt-in email subscribers, 39 automations (€322K lifetime email revenue), 70+ affiliates, 4,580+ five-star reviews

Lean operations: under €500/month in software, fulfilment in Germany, fewer than 30 support tickets a month, EU trademark since 2022

About €80K of inventory at cost, to be handled separately in the purchase agreement

Worth knowing: revenue is far below the 2021 peak (€1.78M), profitability is thin, and Amazon nearly stalled in 2025 after an account suspension. The buyer should expect a full-time job in year one

100% share deal, payment at closing, with a handover from January to March and takeover on April 1

DM for the full listing (NDA required).

Selling VibeLegit, a tool I built and have been running solo for the past couple months. Heading into a busy semester and don't have the bandwidth to keep pushing it, so looking for someone who can actually give it attention.(only 700$)

What it does:

Paste a URL and it runs 100+ automated checks — security headers, exposed API keys, SSL config, GDPR/cookie compliance, common Supabase misconfigurations (RLS disabled, etc.). Connect a GitHub repo and it does a full source-code scan too, not just the live site. Every finding comes with an AI-generated, paste-ready fix. Built specifically for the wave of apps shipping out of AI coding tools, which tend to have the same handful of security gaps a non-technical founder has no way of catching.

What's included:

- Full codebase (Next.js, Supabase, Resend) + domain

- ~2,500 collected user emails from free scans run on the site (consent-gated, opted into updates)

- Working subscription billing via Lemon Squeezy (3 tiers set up, checkout + webhook integration live)

- Google OAuth + magic-link account system, user dashboard

- Continuous monitoring feature (scheduled re-scans + alerts)

- MCP server integration (Claude Code / Cursor can trigger scans directly from the editor)

- PDF export, GitHub deep-scan, full legal pages (Privacy/Terms, GDPR-oriented)

Where it's at:

Been live a couple months, ran a Product Hunt launch, built an audience through TikTok/organic content. Just moved from one-time pricing to a subscription model, so MRR is early/not established yet — I'm being upfront about that rather than dressing it up. The infrastructure, audience, and product are all solid and ready for someone to actually push marketing on full-time, which I don't have time for right now.

Happy to answer anything — tech stack, numbers, how it's built. Open to offers, will also consider listing through an escrow/marketplace service for anyone who wants that extra layer of security on the transaction.

DM me or comment if interested.

They have a customer base that pays annually. On average, each customer is retained for 8-10 years.. it is in a niche industry. ARR £120K. This does not include sales revenue. Clients are mainly based in the US, UK and Canada. They have a robust product and are well known in the industry. DM me if you are interested. Thank you!