Portland, OR
A beloved corner café that ran out of steam.
- Revenue / mo
- $1,200
- Net burn / mo
- -$1,900
Asking price
$18,000
btbiz is the marketplace for dead, dormant, and barely-breathing businesses. Browse the wreckage, make an offer, then fix it, flip it, or strip it for parts.
Recently listed businesses with real customers and real problems.
Portland, OR
A beloved corner café that ran out of steam.
Asking price
$18,000
Remote / Delaware C-Corp
A SaaS dashboard with users and no revenue.
Asking price
$42,000
Austin, TX
Print-on-demand streetwear with a warehouse problem.
Asking price
$9,500
Most business marketplaces sell dreams. We sell the ones that didn't work out, with the numbers to prove it.
Revenue, monthly burn, headcount, and liabilities sit on every listing. No glossy decks, no hockey-stick projections, no mercy.
Every listing comes from an owner who has already given up. That tends to improve your negotiating position considerably.
Bring the brand back, harvest the audience and domain, or sell the kitchen equipment by the pound. Your wreckage, your call.
Filter by industry, price, and exactly how dead the business is. Every listing shows the real numbers up front.
A flat 5% buyer fee, no brokers, and no earnest-money theater. Check out the way you'd buy anything else online.
Revive it, flip it, or liquidate it. Once it's yours, the autopsy is entirely up to you.
Businesses start as low as $5,900. The seller sets the price. The market sets the dignity.
See the cheapest wrecksShutting down feels like failure. Selling it — to someone who actually wants the domain, the lease, the loyal customers you couldn't keep — is just good housekeeping. List it in minutes and let a motivated buyer take it from here.
12 min
Median time to list
5%
Buyer fee, paid by buyer
$0
Listing fee, forever
“Bella's Café sold in 4 days — asking price, cash.”
“Nimbus Analytics found a buyer who wanted the user list.”
“Sunset Cinema was purchased for the building. Obviously.”
Create an account to save listings, watch prices drop, and get first access to businesses that just flatlined. Or sign in if you never left.
Stubbed auth — requests hit /api/auth and don't create real sessions.
It's already failed once. Imagine what it could do with an owner who actually shows up.