Marketplace Rules

• You must be the rightful owner of the channel, or be explicitly authorised to sell it.
• Stolen, hacked, hijacked, purchased-credential, or otherwise fraudulently obtained channels are banned outright.
• Channels under active strikes, terminations, or disputes must be disclosed in the listing.
• The same channel may not be listed twice or listed while a sale is being completed elsewhere.

• Subscribers, views, video counts, and channel age must match the real channel.
• Monetization status must be stated truthfully; revenue figures must reflect actual earnings.
• Do not use another channel's branding, thumbnails, or statistics in your listing.
• Update or remove your listing when the facts change.

Passwords, two-factor and recovery codes, session cookies, backup email access, and any other private login information must never be requested, offered, or sent through ChannelHub. Our messaging blocks common credential patterns, and asking for them is grounds for immediate removal — regardless of which side of the deal you are on.

Ownership must move through YouTube's own documented transfer flow, such as Brand Account owner and manager permissions. Handing over an account instead of transferring it is not a sale we support and can put both parties at risk.

• No misleading claims about future revenue, guaranteed growth, or sponsorship deals.
• No pressure tactics, fake urgency, or invented competing offers.
• No spam, off-topic promotion, harassment, or abusive language.
• Keep discussion about a listing inside that listing's conversation so there is a clear record.

Submitting a purchase request tells a seller you are seriously interested in that listing. Sending requests you have no intention of following up on, or repeatedly abandoning negotiations, is treated as abuse of the marketplace. ChannelHub does not hold funds at this time, so good faith on both sides is what makes the process work.

Every listing is reviewed by an administrator before it becomes visible, and seller verification is approved manually. Administrators can reject a listing, remove a live listing, revoke a verification badge, or suspend an account.

Decisions are based on the listing, the account's history, and the record attached to it. If you believe a decision was wrong, or you want to report a listing or user, use the support form. These rules sit alongside our Terms & Conditions.