Sell, Lease, Park or Let It Expire: Every Option Compared
Side-by-side comparisons for the decision every owner of a closed business website faces. Each page ends with a plain rule for which option fits your situation.
Every option, side by side
Costs, timelines, what you keep and what you give up.
Keeping a Website on Autopilot vs Leasing It Out
Keeping a website on autopilot vs leasing it out after your business closes. Costs, risks, income and the cases where keeping the site yourself is smarter.
6 min readComparisonWebsite Broker vs Direct Buyer: Fees, Speed and Certainty
Website broker vs direct buyer compared on fees, speed and certainty. See published broker fees and timelines, and which route fits your site.
6 min readComparisonSelling the Domain Only vs Selling the Whole Website
Selling the domain only vs selling the whole website. Why content, history and earned links matter to buyers, and when a bare domain sale fits.
6 min readComparisonLease-to-Own vs Outright Sale: Which Pays a Website Owner More?
Lease-to-own vs outright sale for a website you no longer run. Compare total payout, speed, risk and upkeep, and get a plain rule for choosing.
7 min readComparisonLetting Your Website Expire vs Leasing It: What You Lose and Keep
Letting your website expire vs leasing it. See the ICANN and registrar timeline, what you lose when the domain drops, and when expiry is the honest choice.
6 min readComparisonFlippa, Empire Flippers or Motion Invest vs Leasing Your Website
Flippa, Empire Flippers and Motion Invest compared with leasing a dormant website. Fees, profit minimums, time to sell and which route fits your site.
6 min readComparisonParking a Domain vs Leasing the Website
Parking a domain vs leasing the website of a closed business. What parking replaces, what it costs you in traffic and links, and when parking is fine.
6 min readFind out what your website is worth before it expires.
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