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Sell individual assets / business assets
Sell individual assets / business assets: on businessmatch.ch, list transferable assets such as domains, websites, online shops, brands, software, customer bases, contracts, inventory or machinery and receive protected enquiries.
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For regular sellers with several listings.
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Business assets for sale: present transferable value clearly
Not every seller wants to transfer an entire business. Some listings concern one defined asset: a domain, website, online shop, brand, software, customer base, contract, inventory or machine. This page helps sellers present these assets clearly, understandably and in a way that supports useful buyer enquiries.
Describe exactly what is being offered
An individual asset should be clearly defined. Buyers want to know whether the offer is a digital asset, a right, a portfolio, equipment, a contract or an operational base. A clear listing explains scope, condition, current use, exclusions and handover logic.
Make value and use understandable
The price is more credible when the seller explains the real use of the asset: traffic, revenue, customers, rights, history, costs, available documents, technical dependencies or integration potential. The aim is not to overstate, but to give buyers enough context for a relevant enquiry.
Choose the right sale category
If the offer is only about a name or web address, Sell domain is often more precise. If it includes team, processes, customers, ongoing revenue and a complete operation, sell a business may be the better entry point.
Protect sensitive information
A listing can be clear without publishing access, customer names, contracts, technical secrets or private data too early. businessmatch.ch supports a structured first presentation, while confidential details can be shared only when an enquiry appears serious.
Frequently asked questions about selling individual assets
What does selling individual assets mean?
It means offering one defined transferable business asset without necessarily selling the whole company or operating business.
Which individual assets can be listed?
Domains, websites, online shops, brands, software, source code, customer bases, contracts, newsletters, licences, inventory, machinery or stock can fit.
When does an asset sale fit better than a company sale?
It fits when only a defined value should be transferred, not the organization, team, processes and full operation.
Which details improve a listing?
Scope, condition, use, guide price, evidence, rights, access, costs, dependencies, exclusions and handover details make the listing easier to understand.
Are seller contact details public?
No. Private contact details are not shown publicly. Buyers contact the seller through the platform.
How should the value be presented?
Information about revenue, traffic, customers, rights, condition, history, costs and transferability helps buyers understand the price.
What should be clarified about rights?
Sellers should know which rights, licences, access, data, contracts, files or physical items can actually be transferred.
Does businessmatch.ch verify the asset?
No. businessmatch.ch helps sellers publish the listing and receive enquiries, but it does not replace legal, technical or commercial review.