Revenue & metrics
Monthly recurring revenue, order volume, traffic sources and platform fees — documented in dashboards, not promised in words.
Azerbaijan's digital market is young and underpriced: e-commerce stores, delivery-integrated brands, SaaS tools and content projects change hands at a fraction of Western multiples. Compare real listings with revenue, traffic and asset details, and talk to the seller directly on EVNET Biznes.
Counting live opportunities…Monthly recurring revenue, order volume, traffic sources and platform fees — documented in dashboards, not promised in words.
Domain, codebase, seller accounts, social profiles, supplier integrations and the customer database: each is listed as a transferable asset.
Account transfers, hosting migration and a 2–4 week support period from the seller should be written into the deal before payment.
A 10-million-person market with fast-growing card payments and delivery infrastructure, low operating costs and businesses priced at 18–36 months of profit. Many digital deals are pure asset sales: the domain, code and accounts transfer cross-border with no local entity required. When a local company (LLC) is part of the deal, foreign ownership up to 100% is permitted.
Yes. Foreign individuals and companies can own Azerbaijani businesses, including 100% of an LLC. Purely digital businesses (domain, code, accounts, customer base) are often transferred as an asset sale without any local presence required.
Small digital businesses typically sell for 18 to 36 months of net profit. SaaS and subscription projects with documented recurring revenue command the higher end of the range; undocumented revenue is discounted heavily.
No. Standard listings on EVNET are free and EVNET takes no commission on the sale. Buyers contact sellers directly; optional VIP placement is paid.