Service · Taylor Caldwell
Five checks to run on a small online business listing before you buy
Order a memo for your listing
Buying a micro-SaaS, content site or newsletter usually means relying on numbers the seller reports. Here are checks we run in every memo:
1. Does traffic plausibly support the stated revenue? Compare the traffic source and volume with the monetization method.
2. Look at the revenue screenshots: are dates, currencies and totals consistent? Are there sudden spikes or gaps?
3. Platform dependence: how much depends on one search engine, marketplace or ad network?
4. Transfer risk: domains, accounts, payment processors and integrations that may not transfer cleanly.
5. Payback in three cases: claimed numbers, a base case and a downside case.
If you want these checks done for a specific listing, we write a fixed-price memo with 10-15 seller questions and a clear verdict, delivered in 48 h for a $40 launch price. Prepared by the owner and team with AI assistance; research only, not legal, tax or financial advice.
What you receive
A ready-to-post Fiverr gig with three tiers, buyer intake questions, a delivery template for the memo, and owner steps. The price is an unvalidated launch price. No comparable listing was fetched in this round, so the comps are 'not found' and the price evidence is grade D. A paying customer will be the evidence.
Delivered by Taylor Caldwell and team. Every claim sourced; fixed scopes. Quote the reference TU-WXH6RC when you write.