A price that many use when they're selling their websites is the revenue your site make in a year.

So if your site makes $1,500 a month in revenue, a nice price for both parts, both seller and buyer, would be $18,000.

But there is a lot of factors that decide the "actual" value of the site.

normally people also use monthly revenue x 20 some people use monthly revenue x 15

Thanks for the comments guys will take what u all have said on board

my be you can get paid 10x

Hi, I thought it was 8x monthly revenue. You might want to check though. Website valuations are very dodgy lately with so many updates people are wary of valuations based on past performance. With all the Google updates it could take a slap tomorrow and be worthless. I'm not saying your site is like that but buyers are becoming wary. If it's an authority site that's popular it should be OK though. So in answer to your question I think it depends on what a potential buyer thinks it's worth. Nothing more.

Thanks for the input everyone

The income is fairly stable on the site its been going for over 3 years as well

I monetize the site already and have had steady income for over 3 years

Hi Corey Geer,

Thanks for your comments it is very helpful