Deimann Exchange

Your next business
already exists.

Buy a digital business you can take further. Or find the right owner for one you’ve built.

Operated by Deimann Com in Hamburg. You speak with a person.

3 businesses open to offersDirectories, platforms and services
Open to offers3 businesses
angelguide.deAngelguide public website

Angelguide

Directory · German

A directory of fishing guides and charter boats, with an editorial engine built around angling.

Business model
Affiliate & sponsorships
Seller
Deimann Com GmbH
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01 Browse without an account02 Request the figures privately03 Decide with the context in front of you

Buying or selling

Start on your side of the table.

01 / FOR BUYERS

Find the business.
Then see the figures.

Explore the public listing. Request its private exposé to understand the audience, operating work and available financial information.

How buying works

No buyer fee. Each exposé request is reviewed by a person.

02 / FOR OWNERS

Understand what you have.
Choose what comes next.

Build a business brief before sharing your contact details. Ask for a personal review when you want to discuss a sale, a discreet approach or waiting.

Start the free assessment

No obligation to sell. No public listing is created by the assessment.

For the business you’ve built

A business brief.
Before a sales pitch.

Our guided Konfigurator.io assessment asks about your business model, earnings and the work needed to run it. The questions change with your answers.

You can view and download your brief before sharing contact details. If you want a personal review, we reply within two working days.

Free to use. Scenarios are based on your inputs; they are not a formal appraisal.

DEIMANN EXCHANGE

Your business brief

Inside the assessment

  1. 01

    Earnings scenarios

    A starting point based on the revenue and costs you enter.

  2. 02

    Operating profile

    The business model, customer context and your involvement.

  3. 03

    Handover priorities

    The information and operating work a buyer would need.

Inside the exposé

See where the
numbers come from.

Connected search and behaviour data are different from seller-provided financials. The exposé identifies the source and reporting period.

Read the data documentation
Information, source and access in the Exchange
InformationSourceAccess
Business introductionListing and sellerPublic
Search performanceGoogle Search ConsolePrivate
Audience behaviourMicrosoft ClarityPrivate
Revenue and costsSeller-provided figuresPrivate

Metrics are available where the sources are connected. Seller-provided figures are not independently verified financial statements.

A person reviews your request. Approved buyers receive a personal link; access can expire or be revoked.

From assessment to sale

A conversation
before a commitment.

Your assessment stays separate from a public listing. You choose whether to move forward.

The selling process
  1. 01

    Build your brief

    Describe the business and its operating work. Explore earnings scenarios from the figures you provide.

  2. 02

    Talk through the options

    Request a personal review for a value range, the reasoning and a recommendation within two working days.

  3. 03

    Agree the sale process

    If you proceed, we agree the terms, connect available metrics and review buyer requests before sharing private information.

10%

seller success fee

Payable at closing

A fee when
the business sells.

The seller pays 10% of the purchase price when a sale closes. The valuation, listing proposal and sales strategy are included. No fixed or listing fee; buyers currently pay no fee.

Read the selling terms

Part of Deimann

We operate businesses.
We know the work.

Read the Exchange case study

Deimann builds, acquires and operates digital businesses. The Exchange brings that work into the buying and selling process.

Current listings are owned by Deimann. Owners outside the portfolio can request an assessment; a third-party listing goes live once the brokerage agreement is in place.

If Deimann wants to buy a listed business, other buyers receive a priority window first. That interest is disclosed on the listing.

What guides our decisions

Exchange FAQ

Buying and selling
online businesses.

Fees, valuations and what you can see before making an offer.

Ask us a question

What is Deimann Exchange?

Deimann Exchange is a marketplace for buying and selling digital businesses, operated by Deimann Com GmbH in Hamburg. It brings together business listings, a free valuation for sellers and private exposés for buyers. A person reviews each valuation and buyer request.

Browse the businesses

What kinds of online businesses can I buy or sell?

Deimann Exchange covers online shops, directories, content sites, tools, software and services with an online business model. Established businesses with customers and revenue can fit, as can younger projects with users and measurable traction. A listing marked “Reference · not for sale” is a sample, not an available business.

How buying works

How much does it cost to sell a business?

The seller pays 10% of the purchase price only when the sale closes. There are no fixed costs or listing fees. The valuation, listing proposal and sales strategy are included. If no sale closes, no success fee is due. The brokerage agreement sets out the payment terms before a third-party listing goes live.

Read the selling terms

How does the free business valuation work?

Use the guided Konfigurator.io assessment to build a private business brief with earnings scenarios, business-specific questions and handover priorities. You can see and download it before sharing contact details. If you request a personal review, a person replies within two working days with a value range, the reasoning and a recommendation: list openly, sell discreetly or wait. The scenarios use self-reported figures; the personal valuation is an estimate, not a formal appraisal.

Request a free valuation

Do I have to sell after receiving a valuation?

No. The valuation is free even if you decide to keep the business or wait. Sending your figures does not create a public listing. You decide whether to take the next step.

Do buyers pay a fee to use Deimann Exchange?

Buyers pay no fee to browse listings, request an exposé or send an enquiry. The seller pays the success fee at closing.

How do I get the figures for a business I want to buy?

Open the listing and request its exposé. Include your name, email and why you are interested in the business. A person reviews the request. If it fits, you receive a personal link within two working days that opens the available metrics and financial information. Access can expire or be revoked.

Find a business and request its exposé

Which business figures are verified from the source?

Search performance comes from Google Search Console and audience behaviour from Microsoft Clarity, where those sources are connected. The exposé identifies the source and reporting period. Revenue and running costs are provided by the seller; they are not independently verified financial statements.

Will my revenue and other business figures be public?

No. Public listing pages explain which information is available without displaying the figures. Metrics and financial information are shown only after an exposé request has been approved. Valuation submissions are treated as confidential, and you can ask for your submitted details to be deleted.

Can I sell a business outside the Deimann portfolio?

Yes. The free valuation is open to owners outside the Deimann portfolio. A third-party listing can go live once the brokerage agreement is in place. The seller is named on each listing. If Deimann Com GmbH wants to buy a listed business itself, other buyers get a priority window first and that interest is disclosed.

Tell us about your business

Your next move

A business to grow.
Or a business to hand over.

Explore what is available, or start with the business you own.