Sell Your Website Through BROel

It is a worldwide marketplace, operated by UK-based BROel, where approved sellers can advertise websites for sale, buyers can compare opportunities, and BROel can separately offer established and TurnKey websites.

Creating a BROel seller account is free. A configurable listing fee applies when a website is submitted for sale, and a commission applies if a transaction completes through the marketplace.

Public listings belong to independent sellers. BROel Established Websites are owned or prepared by BROel and may include operating history or traffic evidence. TurnKey Websites are affordable themed builds configured after purchase.

No. Historic figures, projections and seller statements are not guarantees. Buyers must review the evidence, understand the risks and complete appropriate financial, technical, legal and commercial due diligence.

Listings enter manual moderation. BROel checks required fields, presentation and supplied evidence before publication, but review does not replace a buyer’s independent due diligence.

Where a demo is available, its listing includes a clearly labelled live-demo link. A demo illustrates the theme and features; final branding, content and configuration depend on the selected package.

BROel-owned websites, products and publications are direct sales paid to BROel through the available checkout methods; they do not use escrow. Independent-seller website transactions remain separate and cannot be paid through BROel’s ordinary merchant checkout until an authorised settlement or escrow arrangement is connected. Stripe appears only when its official gateway is configured.

Yes. A signed-in buyer can submit a private monetary offer and conditions from an individual listing page. The owner can accept or decline it in their dashboard. Acceptance records intent but remains subject to evidence checks, final terms and payment.

No. Purchases of BROel-owned websites, products and publications are paid directly to BROel and require no escrow. For an independent seller’s website, buyer payment remains unavailable until an authorised transaction or escrow provider and its release process are connected. BROel does not itself hold escrow funds.

Yes. Professional sellers can buy bundles of five, ten or twenty-five six-month listing credits. Each website still receives its own public page, moderation, source label, enquiries, private offers and dashboard record.

BROel records the enquiry privately, checks the listing status and explains the next stage. Seller contact information is not publicly exposed.

The transfer checklist depends on the asset and may include the domain, site files, database, licensed assets, accounts, documentation and an agreed support period. Exact inclusions must be written into the transaction agreement.

Yes. BROel TurnKey themes are intended to sit within that setup range. The exact price, inclusions, licence, content and optional extras are shown on each listing.