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A plain-English agreement for selling a YouTube channel, a Telegram channel, a website or a digital product. Pick what you are selling, fill in the details, then copy or download it. Everything stays in your browser.
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YouTube channel sale agreement
YOUTUBE CHANNEL SALE AGREEMENT This agreement is made on [date] between: Seller: [seller's full name or company] Buyer: [buyer's full name or company] 1. WHAT IS BEING SOLD The YouTube channel "[channel name]" at [channel URL] (the "Channel"), including its videos, playlists, name, branding and any other items listed here: [list anything else included]. 2. PRICE AND PAYMENT 2.1 The price is [price in US$]. 2.2 The Buyer will pay the price into escrow with Escrozon (escrozon.com). The escrow fee is paid as set out in that service's terms. 2.3 The payment is released to the Seller in line with the escrow service's rules, normally once the Buyer confirms the transfer is complete. Neither party will ask for, or make, payment outside the escrow service for this sale. 3. TRANSFER 3.1 The Seller will add the Buyer as an Owner of the Brand Account that the Channel belongs to. 3.2 Google only allows a person to be made Primary Owner after they have been an Owner or Manager of the Brand Account for at least seven (7) days. Once that waiting period has passed, the Seller will transfer Primary Ownership to the Buyer. 3.3 After Primary Ownership has passed to the Buyer, the Seller will remove themselves and any other people they added from the Brand Account. 3.4 The Seller's AdSense account is not part of this sale. The Buyer will link their own AdSense account if they want to monetise the Channel. 3.5 The Seller will start the transfer within [number] days after the escrow service confirms the payment is held. 4. INSPECTION 4.1 After the transfer, the Buyer has 3 days to check that everything in Section 1 has been received and works as described. 4.2 If something is missing or not as described, the Buyer will raise it through the escrow service within that period, and both parties will cooperate to put it right. 5. THE SELLER'S PROMISES 5.1 The Seller owns what is being sold and has the right to sell it. 5.2 The information the Seller gave about it (for example audience size, traffic, revenue or licence terms) is true and not misleading, to the best of the Seller's knowledge. 5.3 There are no undisclosed strikes, bans, legal claims, debts or other problems attached to it. 5.4 After the transfer, the Seller will not try to recover, access or interfere with it. 6. THE BUYER'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6.1 The Buyer has reviewed what is being sold and the rules of any platform it depends on. 6.2 Platforms can change their rules or restrict accounts. After the transfer is complete, that risk passes to the Buyer, unless it results from something the Seller did or failed to disclose. 7. HELP AFTER THE SALE For 14 days after the transfer, the Seller will answer reasonable questions the Buyer has about running what was sold. 8. CONFIDENTIALITY Both parties will keep the price and the private details of this sale confidential, unless the law requires otherwise. 9. DISPUTES 9.1 The parties will first try to resolve any disagreement through the escrow service's dispute process. 9.2 This agreement is governed by the laws of [country or state]. 10. WHOLE AGREEMENT This agreement, together with the escrow service's terms, is the whole agreement between the parties about this sale. Any change must be agreed in writing by both parties. Signed: Seller: ______________________ Date: __________ Buyer: ______________________ Date: __________ --- Template from https://escrozon.com/tools/sale-agreement-template. It is general information, not legal advice. Laws differ between countries and platform rules change, so have a lawyer check it for large or complex deals.
This template is general information, not legal advice. Laws differ between countries and platform rules change, so have a lawyer check it for large or complex deals.
What a good digital asset sale agreement covers
- Exactly what is being sold. List the channel, domain, files, accounts and anything else included, so there is no argument later about what was promised.
- How the money is protected. Paying into escrow means neither side has to pay or hand over first.
- The transfer steps. Each platform moves ownership differently, including waiting periods such as Google's seven days before a new Primary Owner.
- A checking period. A few days for the buyer to confirm everything works before the deal is closed.
- What happens if something goes wrong. A dispute route, and which country's law applies.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a written agreement to sell a YouTube channel or website?
It is not always required, but a short written agreement that lists exactly what is being sold, the price and the transfer steps makes it much easier to settle a disagreement later.
Is this template legally binding?
A signed agreement can be binding, but this template is general information, not legal advice. Laws differ between countries, so have a lawyer check it for large or complex deals.
How does escrow fit into the agreement?
The template assumes the buyer pays into escrow. The escrow service holds the payment while the buyer checks the transfer, and releases it under its own rules, so neither side has to pay or hand over first.
Why does the YouTube template mention a seven-day wait?
Google only lets a person become Primary Owner of a Brand Account after they have been an Owner or Manager of it for at least seven days, so a YouTube channel sale always includes that waiting period.