These Marketplace Terms describe how Venture AI listings, offers, private portfolio opportunities, negotiations and digital-asset acquisitions are handled.
Last updated: August 27, 2026
1. Marketplace role
Venture AI may list assets it owns, assets owned by affiliated ventures, or assets it is authorized to represent. Depending on the listing, Venture AI may act as principal seller, marketplace operator, advisor, broker, representative or service provider. The contracting seller and transaction structure will be identified before closing.
2. Listing categories
Listings may be identified as Domain Only, Brand Package, Active Brand + Website, MVP Ready Product, Premium Brand, private portfolio asset or another descriptive category. These labels summarize development status only. Buyers must verify the exact assets, functionality, ownership, rights and operating condition included in a proposed transaction.
3. Prices and minimum offers
An asking price is the price at which the seller may be prepared to transact subject to final written terms. A minimum offer is the lowest amount the marketplace is configured to accept for consideration and is not a commitment to sell at that amount. “Contact for price” listings require direct discussion. Prices may change or be withdrawn at any time before a binding agreement is executed.
4. Offers are non-binding unless accepted in writing
Submitting an offer, inquiry or appointment request does not create a purchase agreement, reservation, option, exclusivity obligation or other binding commitment. A transaction becomes binding only through definitive written terms accepted by the applicable parties, or through an expressly binding checkout or escrow process that clearly states the applicable terms.
5. Availability and competing interest
Assets may be marketed through multiple channels and may receive competing offers. Venture AI does not guarantee availability until the applicable parties have executed binding terms and any required payment or escrow conditions have been satisfied. Listings may be marked Under Offer, Sold, Not for Sale or removed without notice.
6. What may be included in a sale
Only assets expressly identified in the final written transaction documents are included. Depending on the listing, a transaction may include a domain name, logo files, brand guidelines, website files, source code, content, social-media assets, design files, documentation, research materials or other digital assets. A corporate entity, bank account, contract, customer data, mailing list, employee relationship, regulatory authorization, software license, third-party account or third-party intellectual-property right is excluded unless expressly included and legally transferable.
7. Buyer due diligence
Buyers are solely responsible for conducting independent legal, trademark, corporate-name, technical, cybersecurity, financial, tax, regulatory and commercial due diligence. The presence of a domain or brand on Venture AI does not represent that it is free of third-party claims, registrable as a trademark, suitable for a regulated activity, or available for unrestricted use in every jurisdiction.
8. Seller representations
Any representations, warranties, covenants or indemnities concerning ownership, authority, technical condition, intellectual property, revenue, customers, traffic or other matters must be stated in the final transaction documents. Marketplace descriptions do not create warranties unless expressly incorporated into those documents.
9. Escrow, payment and identity verification
Venture AI may require a recognized escrow service, payment processor, wire transfer, registrar transaction service, identity verification or other secure closing process. Parties must comply with reasonable anti-fraud, anti-money-laundering, sanctions, payment, security and identity requirements imposed by Venture AI or the chosen provider.
10. Domain transfer
Domain transfers are subject to registrar and registry rules, transfer locks, authorization codes, account verification and applicable waiting periods. The buyer is responsible for maintaining a compatible registrar account and providing accurate transfer information. Control is considered transferred when the domain has been successfully pushed or transferred in accordance with the closing terms.
11. Website, code and account transfer
Where a website or software asset is included, the scope of files, repositories, databases, credentials, hosting, APIs, plugins, themes and third-party services will be documented before closing. Third-party licenses or accounts may require buyer replacement, new subscriptions or provider approval and are not assumed transferable merely because they are used by the website.
12. Taxes and transaction costs
Unless definitive terms state otherwise, each party is responsible for its own taxes, professional fees and compliance obligations. Escrow, payment-processing, registrar, transfer, foreign-exchange or similar transaction fees will be allocated as stated in the definitive agreement or closing instructions.
13. Private portfolio
Private-portfolio access is provided selectively and may include non-public pricing, asset names, development plans or strategic information. Recipients may be asked to treat private materials as confidential and not redistribute them. Access may be declined or withdrawn at Venture AI’s discretion.
14. No guarantee of financing or commercial outcome
Acquiring a domain, brand, website or MVP does not guarantee trademark registration, financing, customers, traffic, revenue, profitability, market adoption, search ranking, investment return or resale value.
15. Definitive agreements control
If these Marketplace Terms conflict with a signed purchase, assignment, licensing, escrow, confidentiality or services agreement for a particular transaction, the signed transaction document controls for that transaction.
16. Marketplace contact
Questions about a listing, offer or transaction may be sent to info@ventureai.ca.