salability

As nouns the difference between marketability and salability

is that marketability is the likelihood that something will sell; market appeal while salability is the extent to which something can easily be sold.

As nouns the difference between salability and sayability

is that salability is the extent to which something can easily be sold while sayability is quality of being sayable.

As nouns the difference between salability and sanability

is that salability is the extent to which something can easily be sold while sanability is the quality or state of being sanable, or curable.

As nouns the difference between sealability and salability

is that sealability is the property of being sealable while salability is the extent to which something can easily be sold.

As nouns the difference between salability and scalability

is that salability is the extent to which something can easily be sold while scalability is the property of being scalable.

As nouns the difference between salvability and salability

is that salvability is the quality or condition of being salvable while salability is the extent to which something can easily be sold.

Salability is a alternative form of saleability.

As nouns the difference between saleability and salability

is that saleability is the quality or state of being saleable while salability is the extent to which something can easily be sold.