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BigCommerce is rapidly becoming the platform of choice for established mid-market and enterprise e-commerce brands due to its robust native functionality, superior API limits, and zero transaction fees. Acquiring an active BigCommerce store on Flipall means stepping into a streamlined operation equipped with powerful built-in multichannel selling tools (Amazon, eBay, Instagram integrations) already configured and generating sales. These acquisitions often appeal to buyers seeking highly stable, scalable retail businesses without the headache of managing hosting environments. Through our highly secure escrow process, we guarantee the flawless transfer of the 'Store Owner' status, connected domain names, and third-party application licenses.
Everything you need to know about buying digital assets safely.
When you purchase a listing, your payment is held in escrow — a secure, neutral account — until the asset has been fully transferred to you. Once you confirm you've received access and everything is as described, the funds are released to the seller. This protects both parties throughout the transaction.
A small escrow fee (typically 2–5% of the transaction value) covers the secure handling and transfer of funds. This fee is transparently shown before you complete checkout. Depending on the deal terms, it may be split between buyer and seller or covered by one party.
Social media account transfers involve changing the registered email, phone number, and recovery details to the buyer's information. Our process guides both parties step-by-step through the platform's official transfer flow, and the escrow hold ensures the seller can't reverse changes after receiving payment.
You receive full ownership of the store — including the domain, product catalog, supplier relationships, customer data (where legally permitted), historical sales data, and any associated social media or ad accounts. Sellers are required to disclose all assets as part of the listing.
Yes. Sellers are encouraged to connect their Google Analytics, Search Console, and payment processor accounts so buyers can verify live data. You can also request a private due diligence period before finalising the deal, giving you time to audit the numbers independently.
Our buyer protection policy covers you if the asset materially differs from the listing description. During the escrow inspection period, if you raise a valid dispute, our team mediates and may delay or reverse the payment. This is why we strongly recommend completing all due diligence before confirming receipt.
Not necessarily. Many SaaS acquisitions include a handover period where the seller assists with onboarding, documentation, and introductions to contractors or developers. That said, having basic familiarity with the platform's tech stack will help you manage and grow the business confidently.
It depends on the license type. Commercial and extended commercial licenses are generally transferable as part of a business sale. Personal-use licenses may not be. Each digital content listing clearly states the license type, and you should review those terms before purchasing.
Simple deals (e.g. social media accounts or small digital content packages) often close within 1–3 days. More complex transactions like websites, SaaS products, or e-commerce stores may take 1–3 weeks, depending on due diligence, migration complexity, and how quickly both parties respond.
Yes. All payment processing is handled via encrypted, PCI-compliant systems. We never store your full card details. Funds held in escrow are kept in segregated accounts and are never commingled with operating funds.
