Useful work deserves a next owner.

Listing is free. A maker creates a draft Project Passport and records what exists, what works, what is unfinished, what evidence is available, exactly what transfers and how much founder handover is included.

When the project is ready, the maker submits it for editorial review. Creo Vendo can publish it or return it with specific notes. Honest gaps are welcome; incomplete work is the point of the marketplace.

Sellers may optionally order a £20 AI-led feasibility review. That review is a coarse commercial second look, not a guarantee, valuation certificate or recommendation to buy.

Buyers and sellers then speak directly. Creo Vendo does not hold the purchase money for the project in the first release and the final transfer agreement is made separately between the parties.

A listing should answer the practical questions a next owner has: domain and repository state, technology stack, working features, known gaps, users and revenue where relevant, business model, IP ownership, transfer contents, reason development stopped and founder handover availability.

Evidence matters more than marketing language. Screenshots, analytics, research notes, revenue evidence, hardware test results and repository evidence can support a listing without making private source code public.

Publication review is an editorial and consistency check. It is not technical, legal, financial or intellectual-property due diligence. Buyers remain responsible for checking claims before completing a transfer.

Where a Creo Vendo feasibility analysis is attached, it must distinguish seller-supplied evidence from AI inference and state material uncertainty.

Particulars are supplied by sellers in good faith and do not constitute a representation, warranty or completed sale by Creo Vendo.

An offer submitted through the platform is an indication of intent. Any binding project transfer is agreed separately in writing by the parties.

Enquiry contact details are shared with the relevant seller so they can respond. Account authentication is managed by Clerk.

The first paid service is invoiced through Xero and paid by bank transfer; Creo Vendo does not handle card details in the launch version.