sell.my_startup
Sell my startup — even the one that died
You wasted years and a lot of money on an idea that didn't work. That doesn't mean the artifacts are worthless. List the codebase, the datasets, the domain, the models — and let someone with distribution pay you for the parts.
$ free_to_list
No listing fee and no exclusivity. A human reviews your submission, classifies the vertical, and publishes it.
$ you_set_the_price
One flat number. No multiples to defend, no earn-out, no diligence theater over ARR that no longer exists.
$ private_repo_safe
Grant read-only access to one repo through our GitHub App. Buyers get a sandboxed viewer — no cloning, no public exposure.
$ serious_buyers_only
Buyers pay for access and sign an NDA per listing before they see your repo or your email. No tire-kickers in your inbox.
Frequently asked
My startup failed — is it still worth anything?
Usually yes. The company failed; the code, models, datasets, domain, and customer list often still have value to someone who already has distribution. Salvage buyers pay for parts, not for a going concern.
How much can I get for a dead startup?
Most listings clear between $1K and $80K depending on code quality, stack, datasets, and whether the domain and customer list are included. There is no revenue multiple involved — it is a flat asset price you set.
Does it cost anything to list?
Listing is free. You submit the startup, a human reviews and classifies it, and it goes live once approved.
Do I have to make my private repo public?
No. You grant read-only access to a single repository through the CodeGraveyard Vault GitHub App. Buyers see a sandboxed, read-only preview — no cloning, and access expires.
Who handles the deal?
You do. Repo In Peace is a directory that connects verified, paying buyers to sellers under NDA. Price, paperwork, and payment happen directly between you and the buyer.
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