How we keep listings honest.
Trust on a marketplace comes from what gets published, not from badges. Here is exactly what Flipora does — and what it does not do.
Ownership review before publishing
We ask sellers to demonstrate control of the domain and the assets included in the sale before a listing goes live.
Clear financial labeling
Revenue, profit and expenses appear only when the seller enters them, and are shown as reported figures. Pre-revenue projects are labeled as pre-revenue.
No projections dressed as earnings
Flipora does not display projected or potential revenue in the same place as actual revenue.
Listing clarity checks
We review listings for missing context, misleading claims and unclear scope before they publish, and again after significant edits.
What we do not claim
Flipora does not provide escrow, payment processing, financial verification, legal protection or insurance. Do your own diligence and use a payment or escrow method both sides trust.
Report a listing
If something in a listing looks inaccurate, contact us and we will review it.