Buy and sell builds. Real numbers only.
Small online businesses and domains, sold as straight asset sales. Revenue is read from Stripe, never typed in, and every seller proves they own what they’re selling. Done with a build? Cash it out.
For sale
List a build or domainUSD deals go through Escrow.com. Always.
- You agree on a price here. R2F opens the deal on Escrow.com as the broker.
- Buyer and seller each agree to the terms on Escrow.com.
- The buyer pays Escrow.com, not the seller.
- The seller hands over the domain, code and accounts.
- The buyer has 3 days to check everything, then accepts.
- Escrow.com pays the seller, and pays R2F its commission. Nobody touches the money but Escrow.com.
R2F’s commission: 8% of the sale price, minimum $50. The seller pays it, only if it sells, and Escrow.com takes it out at close. Listing is free and buyers pay R2F nothing.
Escrow.com’s fee is theirs, not ours, and buyer and seller split it 50/50.
USDT: straight between buyer and seller, at your own risk, with no escrow and no Escrow.com fee. R2F invoices its commission after the sale.
| Sale price | Escrow.com fee (split 50/50) | R2F commission (8%, min $50) | Buyer pays | Seller gets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $500 | $50 | $50 | $525 | $425 |
| $2,500 | $65 | $200 | $2,533 | $2,268 |
| $10,000 | $240 | $800 | $10,120 | $9,080 |
| $50,000 | $1,200 | $4,000 | $50,600 | $45,400 |
Escrow.com fees for a wire payment, from their fee schedule (October 2026): 2.6% up to $5,000 (min $50), 2.4% up to $50,000 (min $130), 1.9% up to $200,000. Card or PayPal adds 3.05% and only works up to $5,000. Escrow.com sets its own fees; the final numbers are on the Escrow.com transaction.
- List a build you’ve verified, or any domain you can prove you own (a DNS record does it).
- We review every listing before it goes live.
- Offers land in your inbox. You talk to the buyer directly.
- Agree on a price and we open the escrow.
Sales of assets (domains, code, customers, accounts), not shares or investments. R2F checks ownership and the numbers it can read. It doesn’t value businesses or give advice, so do your own diligence.
What we’ve put in, and what we own
Every company Rounders to Founders, Inc. owns, with the money that went in and the money that came out. The capital is read from the bank, and revenue from Stripe or the bank. Write-offs stay on the list.
Capital in$14,000from Art, read from the bank
Transfers from Art's own bank accounts into R2F Inc and its companies, read from Mercury with read-only tokens. SlotMaps and PokerHQ were paid from Art's personal accounts and aren't counted yet.
Companies75 live · 2 written off
Every company R2F Inc owns. Ownership is 100% across the board: no outside investors.
Revenue earned$6,231all time, all companies
Everything the fund's companies have collected, all time: Stripe for the subscription and product businesses, refunds netted.
Written off$10,287capital in folded companies
Capital that went into companies that have folded. Their value is marked at $0; their revenue still counts above, and each has a post-mortem.
- Invested
- Not counted yet
- Owned
- 100%
- Revenue
- $3,201
- Invested
- Shared pool
- Owned
- 100%
- Revenue
- $0
- Invested
- Shared pool
- Owned
- 100%
- Revenue
- $0
- Invested
- Shared pool
- Owned
- 100%
- Revenue
- $0
- Invested
- Not counted yet
- Owned
- 100%
- Revenue
- $1,051
- Invested
- Shared pool
- Owned
- 100%
- Revenue
- $594
- Invested
- $10,287
- Owned
- 100%
- Revenue
- $1,385
Shared pool: $4,500 into R2F Inc’s own account since October 2025. R2F Inc's own account: tools and hosting shared by Snagworth, AdSimple, R2F and Ask Charlotte.
The R2F Inc Fund is Rounders to Founders, Inc.’s own money and the companies it owns. It has no outside investors. Nothing here is an offer of securities or a solicitation to invest.