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Chrome Extensions for Sale

Chrome extensions for sale on Sell Micro SaaS are browser extensions listed by their developers, with the asking price and, where shared, weekly users, store rating, revenue and tech stack. Buying and listing are free, with 0% commission, and you talk to the developer directly.

An extension can be a cheap way into a niche: it lives where users already work, and a good store listing brings steady installs. The value is in the active user base and how it earns. Some extensions charge for a pro plan, some feed a SaaS behind them, and some earn nothing yet but have thousands of weekly users.

Every number here is self-reported by the seller. Before you buy, ask to see the Chrome Web Store developer dashboard live, check recent reviews for problems, read the permissions the extension asks for, and make sure the transfer of the store listing, domain and any payment accounts is written into the agreement.

Updated October 2026 0 listings for sale 0% commission

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Figures are self-reported by the seller and not verified by SellMicroSaaS. Verify everything yourself before you pay. Use the due diligence checklist.

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FAQ

Chrome Extensions for Sale: questions

Can a Chrome extension be transferred to a new owner?

Yes. The Chrome Web Store lets the publisher transfer an item to another developer account, so you keep the users, reviews and listing. Check the current transfer steps with the seller and agree how long the handover takes.

How do Chrome extensions make money?

Usually through a paid plan inside the extension, a linked SaaS subscription, affiliate links or one-time licences. Check how payments are taken and whether they rely on the seller's own accounts.

What numbers matter most for an extension?

Weekly active users, store rating and review count, the share of users on paid plans, and how users find it. Ask for the developer dashboard stats rather than screenshots.

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