Flippa Reduces Listing Fee For Established Websites, Domains

Flippa has reduced the standard listing fee for established websites, domains and apps. However, they have increased the percentage of success fee by 5%. People who are selling lower-end sites and domains in Flippa would certainly welcome the updated pricing structure.

Here is the comparison of previous listing fees and updated listing fees:

1) For established websites:

Before: $29 listing fee, 5% success fee

Now: $19 listing fee, 10% success fee

2) For domains:

Before: $29 listing fee, 5% success fee

Now: $9 listing fee, 10% success fee

3) For Apps:

Before: $29 listing fee, 5% success fee

Now: $19 listing fee, 10% success fee

So the updated fees for listing an established website, domain and apps is:

Flippa Reduces Listing Fee For Established Websites, Domains

Listing fee for brand new websites remains the same: $9 listing fee, 15% success fee.

Implications of the updated fee:

i) Great for sellers who are selling low-end sites and domains: The above pricing structure is definitely great for sellers who are selling lower-end sites and domains which are under $200. Just after they have updated the pricing structure there has been a steady increase in the number of active listings in Flippa. Personally, I liked the domains listing fee of $9. I have started sorting the list of some of my newer domains which I earlier had planned to let it marinate for a few years.

ii) Not so great for sellers who are selling higher-end sites and domains: You can do the math to see that the earlier pricing structure was better for the higher-end sites.

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