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About this asset

Publisher Market growth plan

Revenue, now and next

The first figure is what the asset earns today. Everything under it is what Publisher Market does with an asset like this one, move by move, with the assumption behind each range in the open. A following on one platform is the start of a media business, not the end of one.

1. 1EmailSell sponsorships in the newsletter+$800 to +$2,800

   +$800 to +$2,800 per month

   The move

   A sponsor line in every send, sold by the month.

   The arithmetic

   $0.03 to $0.10 per subscriber per month on 28K subscribers.

   What it takes

   A rate card and a sponsor inbox.

A scenario, not a forecast. Publisher Market modelled these figures from the listing's own numbers and the assumptions shown, for a buyer who runs the plan. Platform policy, market rates and execution decide the outcome, and Publisher Market guarantees none of it.

Locked

The rest of this listing

Direct listings publish the asset's figures in public and keep the identity behind the unlock, so a seller is not handing their page name to every passer-by.

What you are buying

What transfers at close

• The operating entity that holds the Business Portfolio. You acquire the entity, not the page on its own.
• The subscriber list with its consent records, exported and imported under your account.
• The sending domain and its DNS records, so deliverability history stays with the list.
• The email platform account, the issue archive, and any paid-subscription billing where the listing names it.
• The full content archive and posting history on the asset.
• Connected accounts, automations, and documentation named in the listing.

Transferring the entity keeps monetization and payout history intact. The seller confirms the exact inventory in writing before escrow funds, and anything the listing does not name is not part of the transfer.

Verification and diligence

What the seller reports, and what Publisher Market verified

Open Market listings publish as the seller submits them. Publisher Market did not audit this asset, and the page says so rather than dressing a claim as a fact.

Verify during the transitional admin window, while Escrow.com still holds your funds. Escrow releases only after you confirm every transfer milestone.

How the deal runs

From first contact to funds release

1. 01

   Verify your identity

   Buyers complete KYC through Persona. Verification takes minutes and keeps unqualified buyers out of seller diligence.

2. 02

   Offer directly

   Open Market listings take offers straight from verified buyers. The seller accepts, counters, or declines. An offer binds intent, not money.

3. 03

   Run your own diligence

   Ask for payout statements, a live dashboard walkthrough, and entity documents. Nothing on an Open Market listing is audited by Publisher Market.

4. 04

   Agree how you will pay

   You and the seller settle this between you. Publisher Market does not hold the funds, take a cut, or sit in the middle. Publisher Market recommends an escrow service for anything above a few thousand dollars, and the arrangement is yours to make.

5. 05

   Transitional admin, 48 to 72 hours

   You join as an admin while the seller stays in place, so access changes gradually and the asset stays clear of platform flags.

6. 06

   Transfer, then tell Publisher Market

   Ownership moves on the terms the two of you agreed. The seller tells Publisher Market the asset sold, and the listing is marked sold and the renewal stops.

Unlocking opens the seller's own detail, the seller conversation, and the offer panel. An offer binds intent, not money. On a self-listed asset the two of you close the deal directly and Publisher Market is not a party to it.

Read the full process, both sides →

After close

What happens after the sale

Ask the seller in public. The answer posts here for every buyer, so the same question is not asked over and over.