Seller Agreement

Last updated November 3, 2026

This Seller Agreement applies when you list anything for sale on the Ideably Board. It is part of, and incorporates, the Terms of Service. By listing an item for sale, or by completing a sale, you agree to this Agreement. If anything here conflicts with the Terms, the more specific term controls for sales.

Ideably is a venue only. You, the seller, are the sole party selling your item. Ideably is not the seller, not your broker, not your agent, and not a party to your sale.

1. You may only sell what the rules allow

You list and sell software, websites, apps, and digital assets only. You confirm, for every listing, that:

you are NOT selling shares, equity, a stake in a company, membership or partnership interests, revenue- or profit-sharing rights, tokens, notes, or any security or investment — only the asset itself (code, domain, content, accounts, and related files);
you own the item outright or have full legal right to sell it, and the sale will not breach any contract, licence, or third-party right;
the item does not contain malware, stolen code or data, unlicensed third-party assets, or anything illegal;
you have the right to transfer every component you include (domains, third-party accounts, API keys, customer data) and will do so lawfully, including any required privacy consents.

2. Describe it honestly and completely

Your listing must be accurate and not misleading. Any numbers you show — revenue, profit, traffic, users, rankings — must be true, current, and something you can substantiate on request. A “revenue verified” badge, if shown, reflects a limited check and is not a guarantee by Ideably. You must disclose material problems a reasonable buyer would want to know (dependencies, outstanding bills, bans, declining metrics, legal issues).

You are solely responsible for every statement in your listing and your messages. Fabricated or exaggerated claims can make you liable to the buyer and will get your listing and account removed.

3. The sale is as-is, and the buyer relationship is yours

Unless you expressly agree otherwise with a buyer in writing, you sell the item “as is.” Any promise, warranty, support period, or post-sale help you offer is a commitment between you and the buyer that you must honour. Ideably is not responsible for it.

4. Delivery

You must deliver exactly what you listed, promptly after payment is held, and do what is reasonably needed to transfer ownership and access to the buyer. Do not mark an order delivered until you actually have delivered. Keep records of the handover.

5. Payouts, fees, and taxes

You must connect a payout account (Stripe) and complete its identity and payout checks before you can receive funds. Those checks are run by Stripe, not Ideably.
On a completed sale, Ideably keeps a 10% marketplace fee and the remaining 90% is paid out to you after the buyer confirms delivery or after the automatic-release period.
Funds are held by the payment processor, not by Ideably as an escrow agent or bank. Release, refunds, reversals, and chargebacks follow the processor's and card networks' rules.
You are responsible for your own taxes (including any GST/HST or sales tax) on your sales and for any tax reporting that applies to you.

6. Refunds, disputes, and chargebacks

You are responsible for handling refund requests and disputes with your buyers fairly and in line with what you promised. If a buyer opens a payment dispute or chargeback, the processor may reverse funds from you; Ideably may also reverse its fee. You agree to cooperate in resolving disputes and to not leave the platform to complete or settle a sale in order to avoid these terms or fees.

7. Your promises to Ideably (indemnity)

You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Ideably from any claim, loss, or cost (including legal fees) arising from your listing, your item, your statements, your delivery or non-delivery, your handling of buyer data, or your breach of this Agreement or anyone’s rights. Ideably’s liability to you is limited as set out in the Terms of Service.

8. Enforcement

We may remove listings, hold or reverse payouts, and suspend or terminate accounts that we reasonably believe break this Agreement, especially the ban on selling securities or equity and the ban on fabricated claims. You remain responsible for sales you have already made.