What is Web3Flip?
Web3Flip is a marketplace dedicated to buying and selling crypto and Web3 SaaS products. Every listed product has a meaningful connection to cryptocurrency, blockchain, or Web3 technology.
Do I need an account to browse?
No. Anyone can browse the marketplace, view listings, and see product details. An account is only needed to list a product for sale.
How do I sign in?
Web3Flip uses Google Sign-In exclusively. Click "Continue with Google" on the login page and authenticate with your Google account. New accounts are created automatically on first sign-in.
Is Web3Flip free to use?
Browsing is free. Standard listings are free. Featured listings require a paid placement for additional marketplace visibility.
How do I list my SaaS?
Sign in with your Google account, navigate to the seller dashboard, and create a new listing. Fill in your product details, business information, and financial data, then submit for review.
What information do I need?
You'll need product name, description, category, asking price, business model, customer count, revenue information, technology stack, and any relevant Web3/blockchain details.
How long does review take?
Listings are reviewed before publication to ensure quality and accuracy. Most reviews are completed within 1–2 business days.
Can I edit after submitting?
Yes. You can edit draft and rejected listings from your dashboard. Published listings may require contacting support for significant changes.
What is a Standard listing?
A Standard listing is free and includes your product on the marketplace with all essential details visible to buyers. It's the default option for all sellers.
What is a Featured listing?
A Featured listing provides additional visibility across the marketplace. Featured products appear in highlighted positions and receive a "Featured" badge.
Does Featured bypass review?
No. All listings, including Featured, go through the same review process before publication. Featured status affects placement, not review standards.
How do I contact a seller?
On any listing page, use the "Send Inquiry" button to reach the seller directly. No buyer registration is required to send an inquiry.
Does Web3Flip handle the transaction?
Web3Flip connects buyers and sellers. The parties continue acquisition discussions and transactions directly. We do not act as a broker or escrow service.
What can I see on a listing?
Listings include product description, business model, customer count, revenue data, technology stack, Web3 details, and asking price. The depth of information depends on what the seller provides.
Are all listings verified?
All listings go through a review process before publication. However, buyers should conduct their own due diligence before any purchase.
How is my data protected?
Web3Flip uses secure sessions, encrypted data transmission, and follows standard security practices. Your Google authentication credentials are never stored on our servers.
Can I delete my account?
Yes. Contact us to request account deletion. Your listings and personal data will be removed in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
What data does Web3Flip collect?
We collect your Google account information (name, email, profile photo) for authentication, listing data you publish, and session data. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
What categories are supported?
Web3Flip covers DeFi, Trading, Analytics, Wallets, Payments, Developer Tools, Security, Compliance, NFT, DAO, Infrastructure, and Tax — all within the crypto and Web3 ecosystem.
Does my product need to be on-chain?
Not necessarily. Your product must have a meaningful connection to cryptocurrency, blockchain, or Web3 technology. This includes tools, infrastructure, and services that support the ecosystem.
Can I list in multiple categories?
Each listing is assigned to a single primary category. Choose the category that best represents your product's core function.
What technologies are common?
Common technologies include Solidity, Rust, React, Next.js, Node.js, Python, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, AWS, Docker, and various blockchain SDKs.