Your dead startup
is still worth money.
9 in 10 startups die — and their code, domain, users and lessons get deleted with them. List yours in 3 minutes. Keep it as a public post-mortem, or sell it and keep 100%.
Free to list, forever · $9 to open it for sale · 0% commission
Recently laid to rest
Live from real listings — not a single seeded or fake startup.
You didn't fail. You ran out of runway.
Most products don't die because the code was bad. They run out of time, money, or the right moment. Then the repo goes private, the domain lapses, the users scatter — and months of real work quietly disappear. That's the part that stings. Saasgrave is where it doesn't have to.
The ledger
Most-visited graves
Where buyers are looking right now.
How it works
Dead repo to done deal in 3 minutes
You stay in control the whole way. Nothing goes live until you say so.
1 · Tell the story
Name, logo, screenshots, metrics, and an honest account of what happened. Detail is what makes buyers trust it.
2 · Verify & publish
Optionally connect a read-only Stripe key to prove real revenue. Publishing is completely free.
3 · Sell or keep as a record
Open it for sale for a one-time $9, price it, take offers — or leave it up purely as a public post-mortem.
What changes hands
A dead startup is more than code
The codebase
A working product someone already built and shipped.
Domain & brand
An aged domain, a name, and the design that came with it.
Users & data
Existing signups, an email list, and early traction.
The post-mortem
Why it failed — the most valuable part for a buyer.
Why sign up
Looking is free.
Acting needs an account.
Browse all you like. An account is what lets you move on what you find — and give your own dead work a second life. One click with Google, no password.
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Death alerts
Get pinged when a product in your niche or stack gets buried — reach it first.
Watchlist
Save graves you're eyeing and track price drops and new offers.
Make offers
Message founders and bid directly. No middleman, no commission.
List in minutes
Turn a dead repo into a public post-mortem — or a clean sale.
For sponsors
Reach founders the day they go hunting.
Six slots sit beside every listing on the graveyard — seen by operators, acquirers and indie hackers actively shopping for code, domains and deals. One flat price. No auction, no CPC, no bidding.
Why Saasgrave
The alternatives cost more and give less
Marketplace fees vary by platform — the point is simple: here, listing is free and the sale is yours.
Pricing
Free to list. Pay only to go further.
No subscriptions. No commission. You pay once, only when you want more reach.
List
Publish your product as a public post-mortem. Metrics, story, lessons — live immediately.
List my startupSell
Open it to buyers, set a price or take offers, and keep 100% of the sale. No commission, ever.
Open it for salePromote
Book one of six premium slots beside every listing. Reach buyers with real intent.
Claim a slotRevenue you can actually trust
Founders verify revenue with a read-only Stripe key. We compute the real MRR, badge the listing, and never store the key. What you see is what it earned — no screenshots to fake.
Questions
Good to know
Is it really free to list?+
Yes — listing a startup is free forever. You only pay if you open it for sale ($9 once) or book a promo slot ($49 / 30 days). We never take commission on a sale.
Do I need an account to look?+
No — browsing and search are open to everyone. You only need a free account to make offers, save a watchlist, get death alerts, or list your own startup.
How is revenue verified?+
You paste a restricted, read-only Stripe key. We calculate MRR from active subscriptions and discard the key immediately. Verified listings get a green badge.
Who buys dead startups?+
Operators and indie hackers who want a head start — a working codebase, a domain, existing users, or simply a market to pivot into.
What if my startup made $0?+
That's exactly what Saasgrave is for. Zero-revenue products still have code, a domain, and a lesson worth money to the right buyer.
How does the sale actually happen?+
Buyers make an offer through the listing. You accept, reject, or counter, then handle the transfer directly. Escrow and assisted transfers are coming next.
Don't let it die twice.
It took months to build. It takes 3 minutes to list — and it's free.