Buyer Policy

Digimarket.info · Ostatnia aktualizacja: 2026-10-30

Before buying

  • Analyze the metrics: revenue, profit, traffic sources, maintenance costs.
  • Ask the seller for access to the payment dashboard / GA4 (read-only mode).
  • Verify the tech stack, technical debt, and dependencies.
  • Check the copyright to the code and brands.

Purchase

The purchase transaction takes place directly between the Buyer and the Seller. The platform verifies listings, provides chat, contract templates, and a handover checklist, but does not mediate payment for the project. For larger amounts, consider an independent escrow service or a settlement broker with a VAT invoice.

Offers

On listings marked "Open to offers" you can send a non-binding offer (up to 3 per day, one open offer per listing; offers expire after 7 days). Offers are a negotiation tool only. An accepted offer is not a contract: the final price and terms are agreed directly between the Buyer and the Seller, and Digimarket is not a party to the transaction.

After the purchase

Confirm the transfer of every item on the checklist (code, domain, accounts, documentation). Report any policy violations to us via the content report form.

Administrator: Łukasz Duszak — sole individual
Status prawny: The service is operated by a private individual without a registered business (unregistered activity under Art. 5 of the Polish Entrepreneurs' Law).
Adres: Żyrardów, Poland
Kontakt: kontakt@digimarket.info