PassUp Classified Script

PassUp Classified Script is paid software for businesses that want to build and manage a marketplace where buyers and sellers connect. It can be tailored to areas such as real estate, vehicles, or services. Marketplace tools include product listings, categories, location-based search, listing approval, featured listings, and free product uploads. Buyers and sellers can chat; users can also review and rate, block users, and report users or listings. Payment collection is supported, with PayPal, Braintree, and Stripe listed as integrations. The maker describes AI features for improving listings, recommendations, visual search, review summaries, and conversational search. Depending on the package, buyers get web panels and native iOS and Android apps. The script is installed on the customer’s server, and source code availability depends on package selection. Four one-time-fee packages are listed, but prices require contacting the maker. Support lasts 30 days for Professional and one year for the other three packages.

PassUp offers marketplace features spanning listings, communication, moderation, and payment collection, with packages that differ in license scope and app availability. Buyers should confirm package pricing, source-code terms, and support duration before choosing.

It suits businesses setting up a classified marketplace for a specific niche and needing listing management, buyer-seller messaging, or payment collection. Package choice matters for those who need mobile apps or a broader server license.

Overview

PassUp Classified Script is a paid marketplace platform for businesses building a classified ads site that connects buyers and sellers. It suits operators who want listings, buyer-seller communication, moderation, and payment collection in a self-hosted product. Its broad feature set is balanced by package-dependent access to mobile apps and support.

The platform can be tailored to niches such as real estate, vehicles, and services. Listings can be organized by category and found through location-based search, while the maker says product uploads are unlimited and free. That combination is useful for marketplaces expecting varied inventory, though it does not by itself establish how the product will perform at a particular scale.

Key features

PassUp combines listing tools with safeguards and communication features: instant chat, reviews and ratings, user blocking, and the ability to report listings or users. Listing approval gives operators a moderation step before content goes live; blocking and reporting also give users ways to respond to abuse. These are meaningful controls for a marketplace, but buyers should weigh them alongside their own moderation needs.

Payment collection integrates PayPal, Braintree, and Stripe. The maker also offers optional integrations such as Amazon S3, ChatGPT, Algolia Search, local payment gateways, other map services, and crypto payments. Its described AI capabilities include listing optimization, recommendations, visual search, review summaries, and conversational search. Those options broaden the potential feature set, but buyers should confirm which integrations and AI features are included in their chosen package.

Web and mobile products support multiple languages, including English, French, and Arabic, and multiple currencies. The available product components include a web panel, an admin web panel, and native iOS and Android apps, depending on package. Trioangle says it installs the purchased script on the customer's server for free and provides 100% source code based on package selection, making license scope and code terms important points to settle before purchase.

Pricing

PassUp has no free plan. All four packages have custom pricing and a one-time fee, so buyers need a quote to compare the upfront cost. The main differences are the license scope, mobile apps, support duration, and support channels.

• Professional: Single-domain or single-server license with responsive user and admin web panels, plus 30 days of free support. It is the web-only starting point for a single deployment, but has the shortest support period.
• Professional Plus: Single-domain or single-server license with native iOS and Android apps and one year of free support. It fits a single deployment that needs branded mobile apps.
• Enterprise: Multiple-domain or multiple-server license with one year of free support and Skype support. It suits operators needing broader deployment rights without the listed mobile-app package.
• Enterprise Plus: Multiple-domain or multiple-server license with native iOS and Android apps, one year of free support, and Skype and Team Viewer support. It is the broadest stated option for multi-deployment buyers seeking apps and those support channels.

Because the fees are custom, compare the quote with the exact source-code allocation, included integrations, and any ongoing costs before deciding. The one-time fee and free installation are attractive for buyers planning to host their own deployment, but the page does not establish the total cost of optional additions.

Platforms

PassUp is offered for web and self-hosted deployments, with Android and iOS apps depending on package. That makes it a fit for businesses that want control of the server and a route to mobile apps, but the Professional package is limited to web panels. Trioangle also says it does not directly store sensitive payment data such as credit card information; payment-data handling remains a point to clarify for a specific integration.

Who it's for

PassUp is best suited to businesses launching a niche classified marketplace that need configurable categories, location search, user messaging, listing approval, payment collection, and the option to expand from web to native apps. The Enterprise tiers are more relevant when one license must cover multiple domains or servers. Buyers wanting a transparent posted price, a free plan, or an assured mobile-app bundle at every tier should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Broad marketplace coverage brings listings, search, chat, reviews, reporting, approval, and payment collection into one script.
• Pro: Single- and multi-domain/server packages, plus app-bearing tiers, let buyers match license scope to deployment plans.
• Pro: Free installation and package-dependent source code support self-hosted customization.
• Con: Custom pricing makes upfront comparison difficult, and buyers must request a quote.
• Con: Support lasts only 30 days on Professional, compared with one year on the other packages.
• Con: Native mobile apps are confined to Professional Plus and Enterprise Plus, so web-only buyers cannot assume apps come with every license.

Alternatives

OriginateSoft Classified Script is another paid option across Android, iOS, self-hosted, and web; choose it when open-source PHP code with no encryption is the priority for customization.

Adwos CMS offers an iOS and Android app plan at 54,990 RUB, paid once, with branded builds, native features, and push notifications; consider it when that stated app bundle is the main buying criterion.

Tamaranga is a paid alternative with a free trial and an optional $2,600, paid once service renewal, billed $2,600 per half-year; it may suit buyers who want to evaluate before paying and consider a renewal for updates, support, and AI Team.

TradeMart offers a Professional web plan at $179 a month with unlimited users and listings, hosting, support, and maintenance included; choose it when a monthly hosted web service is preferable to PassUp's one-time, self-hosted model.

UltimateWB Classifieds has a free trial and a cloud starter plan at $25 a month; it is worth considering for buyers seeking a cloud plan with a stated monthly entry price.

Appysa Classified Script is another paid classified script; compare it if you are considering a different maker's product.

Flynax Classifieds Software offers a free trial and a Software License at $95, paid once, with unencrypted source code, 42 free plugins, and a responsive template; it fits buyers who value a lower stated one-time license price and those included components.

GoClixy Classified Script is another paid classified script with a stated one-time Classified Script plan at $299, paid once; consider it if you want a listed one-time price to compare against a custom quote.

For more options, browse Classifieds Software.

Verdict

PassUp is a strong fit for businesses that want a customizable, self-hosted classified marketplace with moderation, messaging, payments, and a choice of single- or multi-deployment licenses. Its principal advantage is the breadth of marketplace functions and the option to add native apps; its principal drawback is that custom pricing makes the commitment harder to assess before contacting the maker. Choose it when those deployment and feature options match a defined business plan, and look elsewhere if posted pricing or a predictable entry cost matters more.