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Newsletters for sale

27 newsletters are for sale today, across 3 marketplaces. 1 went up this week.

For sale
27
listed today
Median asking
$30k
price
Median profit
$1k
a month
Median ask
35 months
of profit

Updated 10 Nov 2026 · Refreshed after every check of the marketplaces

In short
  • 27 newsletters are for sale across 3 marketplaces today.
  • 1 were listed in the last 7 days.
  • The typical one asks $30k and makes $1k a month in profit.
  • The biggest price group is under $25k, with 14 listings.

Lowest price for the profit

Lowest asking multiples right now. A low price can hide a problem, so ask why.

BusinessAskingProfit/moMultiple
Political news newsletters
Empire Flippers · 2 yr old
$153k$5.3k29 mo
Parenting lifestyle newsletter
Empire Flippers · 2 yr old
$221k$6.4k35 mo
Medical education online academy
Empire Flippers · 3 yr old
$540k$15.5k35 mo
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By price

Under $25k
14
$25k to $100k
8
$100k to $500k
3
$500k and up
1

Where they're listed

Microns
13
Flippa
11
Empire Flippers
3

Before you buy a newsletter

  1. Ask for a screen share of the email platform stats.
  2. Check open and click rates for the last 6 months.
  3. Look at sponsor invoices and repeat sponsors.
  4. Find out who writes it and if they'll stay.
  5. Check how the list was grown.

What makes a good one

Look for
  • An engaged list with good open rates.
  • Paid subscribers or steady sponsors.
  • A clear niche that advertisers want.
  • Growth from organic sources.
Watch out for
  • A list built mostly from giveaways.
  • Open rates falling over time.
  • One sponsor paying most of the bills.
  • The writer's personal brand is the product.

Good to know

  • Numbers come from each listing. Check them yourself before you buy.
  • Counts update after every check of the marketplaces, twice a day.
  • We're not a broker and not linked to any marketplace.

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