Hey PH! 👋 The inspiration came from watching a friend lose $8,000 trying to buy a YouTube channel through a Telegram group. The seller took the money and vanished. No contract. No escrow. No recourse. Just gone. That's when I realized — YouTube channels are legitimate cash-flowing assets. Some generate $2K–$50K/month in AdSense alone. People are actively buying and selling them. But the entire market was operating like a back-alley deal. The core problem I kept coming back to: you can't verify anything. Sellers screenshot their AdSense dashboard and edit the numbers. There's no standard for due diligence, no legal framework, and no fund protection. So I built YtMRR around three non-negotiables: Revenue pulled directly from YouTube's API — not screenshots, ever Legal contracts (NDA, LOI, APA) generated and signed inside the platform — free Every transaction secured through Escrow.com The approach evolved a lot during the build. I originally planned to be a full broker service — but I realized the market needed infrastructure first, not more middlemen. So YtMRR became the platform that makes every deal safer, whether we broker it or not. We're live today with zero channels listed — which I'm leaning into as an opportunity for early listers to get maximum visibility to every investor and buyer coming through. Would love your honest feedback. What would make you trust a platform like this enough to do a 5-figure deal on it? That's the question I'm still designing around. 🙏

YtMRR

The database of verified YouTube channel revenues

The database of verified YouTube channel revenues