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Emark is a marketplace for digital assets. Each category below explains what the asset class is, the most expensive examples ever sold, and the price ranges you can typically expect. Emark is currently in beta.
SaaS Products
Subscription software businesses with recurring revenue and retained users.
- Record sale
- $27.7B (2021)
- Typical entry
- $10K – $500K
AI Tools
Products built on artificial intelligence, from chat assistants to automation.
- Record sale
- ~$2.5B (2024)
- Typical entry
- $5K – $250K
Domain Portfolios
Premium and brandable web addresses held for resale or development.
- Record sale
- $30M (2019)
- Typical entry
- $500 – $50K
Newsletters
Email publications with engaged subscribers and sponsor or subscription revenue.
- Record sale
- ~$75M valuation (2020)
- Typical entry
- $5K – $100K
Mobile Apps
iOS, Android, and cross-platform apps with users and in-app revenue.
- Record sale
- $19B (2014)
- Typical entry
- $1K – $100K
Content Sites
Monetized blogs, niche sites, and media properties earning from traffic.
- Record sale
- $1.24B (2017)
- Typical entry
- $5K – $100K
Templates & Presets
Reusable digital products like themes, UI kits, presets, and template libraries.
- Record sale
- $245M (2024)
- Typical entry
- $1K – $25K
Failed Startup Assets
Salvageable assets from shut-down startups: code, IP, brands, and domains.
- Record sale
- ~$100M (2021)
- Typical entry
- $500 – $50K
Emark is in beta
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