dayxero.xyz
Software with value, but no representation
Every marketplace for small tech assets prices on a revenue multiple. No revenue, no number, no conversation — so working software goes unsold, not unwanted. Day Xero prices what is actually embedded in a build, then represents it: matched buyers, gated diligence, and a close that runs through escrow.
The four moats — what capital and compute cannot reproduce
Anything a competent team can rebuild in a weekend is worth what it costs to rebuild. Durable value sits in the things that resist being rebuilt at any price.
Two outputs, two jobs
What it is worth
A valuation range built from the Moat Score above and a capability-cost anchor — what it would cost today to reach this asset's position, not what the seller historically spent.
How it compares
A 0–100 comparative score across Time-to-Position, IP Quality, Market Opportunity and Traction Signals, so buyers can rank assets on a like-for-like basis. A score, not a valuation.
Five ways a deal can close
Most sellers assume selling outright is the only option. An earnout keeps you involved and paid as it grows; a licence keeps the asset yours.
How a deal runs
Verified, then listed
A read-only repo scan produces a Build Integrity Report — commit history, licence conflicts, dependency risk, test coverage. Machine-checked, not seller-attested.
Gated diligence
Every enquiry signs an NDA before the data room opens. A Deal Manager runs the process, so neither side negotiates alone.
Escrow-backed close
Funds release through Escrow.com only once all three transfers confirm: IP, domain, and repository.
What it costs
| Deal size | Success fee |
|---|---|
| Under $50K | 7% |
| $50K – $250K | 5.5% |
| $250K – $1M | 4.5% |
| $1M and above | 3.5% |
No upfront cost, no listing fee, no subscription required to sell. The success fee is deducted at close, from escrow — so we are paid only if you are.