No success fee — keep 100% of the sale price. See pricing
Sell your browser extension
Sell your browser extension and its user base
A listing form made for browser extensions, ownership proof buyers trust and a private Deal Room for the hand-over. Start now — you only create an account when you save.
- 0% success fee
- Verified buyers
- Safe hand-over
Buyer demand
Buyers are looking for browser extensions
Estimated figures
690 buyers looking right now
- Buyers looking now
- 690
- Listings for sale
- 170
- Buyers per listing
- 4.1
Marketplace figures, updated regularly.
Why sell your browser extension here
Built for selling browser extensions
Every step — the questions, the proof of ownership and the transfer — is written for this kind of asset, so buyers trust what they see and decide faster.
- Prove ownership in the store description
- Show active users, browsers and rating
- Store account and code hand-over, step by step
What buyers look at
The numbers your browser extension is judged on
Show these clearly — and verified — and serious buyers make offers faster.
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Weekly active users
Good: Stable or growing
The store shows users; buyers want to see activity too.
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Revenue per 1,000 users
Good: Clear and honest
Monetisation must follow store policies — hidden tricks get extensions removed.
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Rating
Good: 4.5★+
Ratings drive installs from store search.
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Last update
Good: Within 6 months
Manifest V3 and browser changes break old extensions.
Benchmarks are rules of thumb from public sales. Your niche and numbers decide the real price.
Price drivers
What makes a browser extension worth more
The same things that make buyers pay more also make your listing sell faster.
Typical price (rule of thumb)
Often 2–4× yearly profit
Extensions with real paying users sell well; user counts without monetisation sell for far less.
Raises the price
- Featured badge in the Chrome Web Store
- Subscription or freemium model
- Works in several browsers
- Up to date with Manifest V3
Lowers the price
- Monetisation through affiliate injection or data sales
- Old manifest version
- Many permissions users distrust
- Past store removals
What buyers see
The details serious buyers look for
The form asks for exactly these — the more you share, the more offers you get. Private details can stay hidden until a buyer signs an NDA.
- Store link
- Active users
- Store rating
- Average monthly revenue
- Reason for selling
- What's included
Prepare to sell
Get your browser extension ready to sell
A little preparation raises the price and shortens the hand-over.
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3 months before
Fix churn leaks
Small retention wins raise the price more than new features.
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2 months before
Document the stack
Build and publish steps, keys, store accounts and backend services.
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When you list
Connect Stripe
Verified recurring revenue is what software buyers want to see first.
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After the sale
Offer a technical hand-over
A few calls walking through the code and servers prevent most problems.
How it works
Your browser extension, sold in four steps
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List
Answer the questions for your asset and set your price — fixed, offers or auction.
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Prove it is yours
Earn the verified badge in minutes. Your options: code in store listing or file in code repository.
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Choose an offer
Talk to buyers in private and accept the offer you like.
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Hand over & get paid
Follow the checklist in the Deal Room and keep the full price.
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Transfer the extension in the store dashboard
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Transfer the source code
Transfer the repository or add the buyer as owner, then remove yourself.
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Hand over payment and licensing accounts
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Buyer confirms everything works under their control
Keep more
Your fee vs. a 10% success fee
Example only. Other marketplaces' fees vary.
Questions
Selling browser extensions: common questions
Still have a question?
Who buys browser extensions?
Founders and companies who want a ready user base for their product, and makers who grow extensions.
How is an extension transferred?
Move it to the buyer's developer account (or group publisher) and hand over the code; the checklist covers each store.
What does it cost?
A small listing fee for your asset and price, shown before you pay. There is no success fee: the marketplace never takes a percentage of the sale price. See pricing.
Do I need an account to start?
No. Start your listing right away; we ask you to create a free account only when you save it.
How do I transfer an app in the stores?
Apple and Google both support moving an app to another developer account without losing reviews — the Deal Room checklist lists the steps.
Do I have to include the source code?
For software businesses buyers expect it. Say clearly what is included and whether any code is licensed from others.
Which SaaS numbers matter most to buyers?
Monthly recurring revenue, churn, revenue per customer, growth and costs. Connect Stripe to verify them.
Can I sell at a fixed price, take offers or run an auction?
Yes, all three. Choose when you set the price — you can also accept offers on a fixed-price listing and set a lowest offer you will consider.
Ready to sell your browser extension?
It takes a few minutes. The sale price stays yours.