In todays market what's a site worth ?
 

Established, but seen better days, possible improvement, but will take effort. How many times montly income ?

depends on the niche, hit me up at evan @ huntingmoon

About three fiddy.

Depends on how much content and many other variables man..

I'd like to know this as well

what the buyer will pay!

As someone who does this for a living I will tell you there is no set formula. It used to be 3 to 3.5 times annual profit, but few in our space are getting that anymore.

What it depends on is whether the site or company is still growing, what genre they are in, what kind of upside the concept has and many more variables.

And Richard is absolutely right, it comes down to how much someone is willing to pay.

If your company is trending down, don't expect to get a great ratio.

Also keep in mind that at this moment it is a bit of a buyer's market.

Yes, content comes into it with paysites, but I don't think it's near as important as it used to be. Buyers are sometimes paying a fraction of the value of the content if the site or sites are trending downward and not making money.

The first question I ask a prospective buyer is "are you profitable". Because if you're not, it suddenly becomes a very hard sell.

If you are even thinking of selling and have any questions, please hit me up at bpf at adultsitebroker dot com. I'm always glad to speak to anyone about their company and the best way to potentially move it.

what Bruce said.

Exactly twice as long as it is, from the middle to one end... :2 cents:

Thanks!
 

Thanks for the reinforcement :)

Was thinking the same thing :)

Bruce did have some solid arguments there.

They still exist ? :Oh crap

*Bump* Good info!

I agree there are many factors to consider and it seems like the old rules don't really apply anymore. I would agree talking with a broker like Bruce that is familiar with the current market is the best place to start.

I 2nd that, heh.

6 to 10 months profit if it makes under $100k a year.

what he said

This very relative to many variables. Is the company in a growth or decline mode? Are they profitable? What are the debts? How much investment is required after the acquisition? Is it financed by the seller? is it a cash transaction? etc... A company,s value can change quite a bit depending on some of the answers.

You could start by letting us know what kind of site it is.

Free site? Paysite? TGP? Tube? Resource? Adult? Mainstream?

What is "established"?

Good info here for sellers.

Bruce knows it better ;-)

indeed:thumbsup

I agree with Bruce boy :)

Spot on Bruce!

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the most stupid and irrelevant shit i've ever heard

50 :2 cents: :thumbsup

nice read Bruce, very helpful info

U mad because no one paid 200k for your site?

6-24 depends on alot of things tho...

3 years profit for adult? CASH up front?

Bruce, of course a company that isn't profitable won't sell for as much as one that is, that's just common sense.

Exclusive content plays a big factor in the price, the domain names alone may have good value, ex-member database... point is there is a lot of value beyond monthly net income and if sales are trending up or down that needs to be factored in.

1 million usd
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What type/size of sites used to sell for 3-3.5 annual profit? Can you name a couple of example sites that could sell for that multiple?

Of course, Fubarwebmasters would be worth little without JFK, so your stuck with it! :winkwink:

x amounts of months revenue.

now you tell me, shit ..............:helpme

This.



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Bruce knows his stuff for sure.
Paul McCartney sang it best:

"Listen To What The Man Said"