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How to Create a Listing on Escrozon: Step-by-Step Seller Guide

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Introduction

Selling a channel, an account or a digital product? Here's how to create a listing on Escrozon, step by step. It only takes a few minutes, and listing is free.

Before you start

First, sign in to your Escrozon account. Then have three things ready: the link to what you're selling, a few real screenshots, and the price you want to receive.

Step 1: Pick a category

Go to escrozon.com/create. In step one, choose what you're selling: a social media account, like a YouTube channel, or a digital product, like a template or an online course.

Paste your link

Selling a YouTube or Telegram channel? Paste its link, and the channel's details fill in automatically. Take a second to check it's the right one.

Title and details

Next, write a clear title that says what it is and why it's worth buying. Then answer the questions for your category, like whether the channel is monetized.

Optional details

You can also add a niche and a delivery time. These are optional, and they only appear on your listing if you fill them in.

Step 2: Describe it

In step two, describe exactly what the buyer gets and how the handover works. Write at least fifty characters, and leave out phone numbers, emails and social handles. Contact details aren't allowed, so the whole deal stays protected.

Add screenshots

Then add at least one screenshot. Show what buyers care about, like analytics, earnings or the product itself. You can drag and drop up to fifteen images.

Step 3: Set your price

In step three, enter your price. That's the amount you receive when the deal completes. The buyer pays the 6% escrow fee on top, and a 3% fee applies when you withdraw.

Publish your listing

You can promote your listing for a weekly fee, but it's optional. When you're ready, click Publish listing. Most listings go live straight away, and if the automatic check flags something, a moderator reviews it first.

What happens next

Buyers can then message you in the deal chat. When one pays, the money is held in escrow while you hand the asset over. You're paid when the buyer confirms, or automatically thirty days after delivery starts if they haven't confirmed or opened a dispute.

Tips for a faster sale

A few tips for a faster sale: use real screenshots, be honest about every detail, reply to buyers quickly, and never move a deal or a payment off the site.

Get started

Ready? Create your first listing now at escrozon.com/create.

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