Flippa alternatives
The best Flippa alternatives are Empire Flippers, Motion Invest, Investors Club and Microns. Each fits a different budget and type of business.
Quick pick
- Vetted deals over $50k: Empire Flippers.
- Small content sites and YouTube channels: Motion Invest.
- Small SaaS and apps: Microns.
- Vetted mid-size deals: Investors Club.
- $1M and up: a broker, like FE International or Quiet Light.
Side by side
| Marketplace | Listed now | Median ask | Median multiple | Shows profit |
|---|
| Flippa | 5,658 | $8k | 24 months | 57% |
| Empire Flippers | 165 | $277k | 30 months | 100% |
| Microns | 491 | $9.5k | – | 0% |
| Motion Invest | 85 | $2.1k | 30 months | 95% |
| Investors Club | 59 | $22k | 28 months | 97% |
Live data from every listing · Updated 10 Nov 2026
1. Empire Flippers
Best for: vetted businesses from about $50k up.
Mostly
Amazon FBA, ecommerce, YouTube channels
by count
- A broker-marketplace that reviews every business before listing it.
- Good: checked profit, detailed reports and help with the handover.
- Watch out: few small deals, and higher multiples.
Read our Empire Flippers review →
2. Motion Invest
Best for: small content sites and YouTube channels.
Mostly
Content sites, YouTube channels
by count
- Focused on content sites. Some listings drop in price each day until someone buys.
- Good: cheap way in, and most listings show profit.
- Watch out: small, often young sites. Check the traffic history closely.
3. Microns
Best for: small SaaS, apps and side projects.
Mostly
SaaS, apps, marketplaces
by count
- A marketplace for micro startups.
- Good: lots of cheap SaaS and apps.
- Watch out: listings show revenue, rarely profit. Work out the costs yourself.
4. Investors Club
Best for: vetted mid-size deals.
Mostly
Content sites, ecommerce, SaaS
by count
- A curated marketplace that reviews listings before they go live.
- Good: almost every listing shows profit.
- Watch out: a small selection at any one time.
5. Acquire.com
Best for: SaaS buyers who want to deal with founders directly.
- A large startup marketplace, strong on SaaS.
- Free to browse. Full access needs a paid buyer plan.
- We don't track it yet, so no live numbers here.
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How to choose
| Your budget | Start with |
|---|
| Under $10k | Motion Invest, Microns, Flippa |
| $10k to $50k | Flippa, Investors Club, Microns |
| $50k to $1M | Empire Flippers, Investors Club |
| $1M and up | Brokers |
Why look past Flippa
- Only 57% of Flippa listings show a profit figure.
- Only 40% carry Flippa's "Data Verified" label.
- Vetted marketplaces cost more, but do some checks for you.
- The best deals go fast. Watching several marketplaces finds more of them.
Is Flippa legit? →
Questions
What is the best alternative to Flippa?
Empire Flippers for vetted businesses over $50k. Motion Invest for small content sites. Microns for small SaaS and apps. Investors Club for vetted mid-size deals.
Which marketplace has the cheapest businesses?
Motion Invest: its median listing asks $2.1k.
Which marketplace vets its listings?
Empire Flippers and Investors Club review businesses before listing them. Flippa is open to anyone.
Can I search all marketplaces at once?
Yes. The Exit Report checks all 5 twice a day and emails you the listings that fit your search.