What sells on Broker.xxx
The marketplace shows 110 website listings since 2020, 86 of them marked sold and 24 still active, plus 347 pages of domain listings. Active deals lean toward OnlyFans management agencies, AI apps, paysites, tubes and premium domains. SexGames.com is listed at $1,000,000, and the most expensive listing, an OnlyFans agency, asks $5,999,950 on a stated $317,000 monthly profit.
Broker.xxx fees for sellers
Broker.xxx charges 10% of the sale price on the first million dollars and 5% on anything above, and only if the sale closes. Valuation and listing are free.
| Sale price | Commission | Seller receives |
|---|---|---|
| $50,000 | $5,000 | $45,000 |
| $500,000 | $50,000 | $450,000 |
| $5,000,000 | $300,000 | $4,700,000 |
Escrow is free up to $100,000 for marketplace deals. Larger deals, or deals that start elsewhere, go through Silverstein Legal at 1% plus a $250 fee. Sellers are usually paid by wire, sometimes by ACH.
How a sale works, from valuation to transfer
You request a valuation, sign a listing agreement, and Broker.xxx writes the listing and prospectus. The public listing shows the business and its headline figures, while the URL, traffic and full financials go to qualified buyers only. Once the asset purchase agreement is signed and escrow is funded, the parties handle the transfer. Broker.xxx puts average sale time at three to six months, from a few days to over a year.
Domain sellers point their nameservers to NS1.BROKER.XXX and NS2.BROKER.XXX, which then serve the sale page.
Two terms buyers and sellers should know
Parties introduced by Broker.xxx may not close a deal directly to cut the broker out. Anyone who does owes the full commission. Buyers remain solely responsible for their due diligence, and Broker.xxx advises them not to rely only on what it provides.
Who is behind Broker.xxx
Jay Vee, known as Juicy Jay and CEO of the ad network JuicyAds, started Broker.xxx in 2019 to resell a domain portfolio. The public marketplace opened in 2020, and version 4.0 of the platform launched in 2025. The site publishes no company name or address, and its terms point to an email contact.
Broker.xxx strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Adult-only broker for sites and domains.
- No fee without a sale, free valuation.
- Escrow included on most marketplace deals.
- 86 sales shown since 2020.
Limitations
- A heavy commission on small sites.
- Three to six months on average.
- Non-circumvention clause with a full-commission penalty.
- No company name published.
Broker.xxx compared with other options in the directory
NamePros and WebsiteBroker charge no commission but leave you to find the buyer and handle payment. Escrow.com holds the money during a sale from 2.6% in fees but does not find buyers. Broker.xxx does both, for a share of the price.
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WebsiteBrokerWebsiteBroker is a California classifieds site, running since 1997, where you list a website or domain for $9.95 per 90 days and pay no commission when it sells.
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The valuation is free, with no obligation to sell.