Where can I sell a SaaS business profiting $1500/mo?

Try acquire.com

Could you share your story on how you built and how you discovered the opportunity?

hi, you can try Flippa. it allows for companies with simillar track record to yours to sell on their marketplace platform. you can set a profile and enquirers will message you should thy be interested. Hope this helps and best of luck with you new found opportunity!.

Acquire
Flippa
Microns

I'd start with Microns, but defo try others as well. Of course, don't bother with buyers that ask to transfer some or all assets before money's paid or in escrow. Don't trust. Avoid trusting.

Hey Zach, check out these sites too!

1. Tiny Acquisitions
2. Microns
3. Transferslot

Acquire.com, flippa.com, and empireflippers.com

Curious, why are you selling? Does it take a lot of time to manage?

Hello Zach, I am Ruks and I sent you an email about our meeting today. We were not able to meet at noon. We can reschedule if still interested.

Let’s chat! Could you DM me?

From my research, 3 to 5X annual revenue is the sweet-spot. Wishing you good luck!

First of all, congratulations on getting to the stage you are at. The usual channels to sell were mentioned by others and you have a few candidates interested in buying. Just a word of caution on the selling price: the multiple will likely be different from the 10x one person mentioned here. I recently bought a small business for 5x revenue. 10x seems more what a VC would calculate for a cash injection in the hope of massive future growth. As an investor, I would also look at your “profit” of 1.5k per month and wonder how much it is going to cost me to pay someone to do all the work that you have done for free each month: dealing with customers, coding, marketing etc. with that being said, I wish you tons of success for your future!

By the general rule of 10x multiple, it is already valued at 17001210=204,000 USD
Now, say in two months, you quadruple the traffic and the business is valued at almost a million dollar. Plus, you will have more experience running a SaaS than just working as an employee operating in a specific division having zero oversight of the whole process, with a salary of 3k-7k per year (wild estimate)
Still wondering why you want to do it. Of course, its your choice. I am just curious on the mathematics behind it. 🤔

I'm potentially interested in buying. I'm on acquire.com as well. Please drop me an email.

Dont, turn it into a passive income and make it pay for your bills

• acquire
• microns

Interested in acquiring if it's a legit business or product. Mail me at emaniwest@ outlook. com

Local advertising, social media groups?

Would love to discuss with you in regards to purchasing your business

Hi YbeorZach,

Can also vouch for Microns or Acquire

When that is said, I am also interested in buying. Feel free to reach out if still relevant 👍

Hey YborZach, I'm interested,pls send me details. pt.david@gmail

Hello friend, can I know what business it is? I am interested in the niche here in Latam.

Hi @YborZach , I would like to know more about the product. Looking forward to connect.

I would also suggest Acquire.com. They have a lot of buyers looking for SaaS in that range and the fees are very low.

@YborZach sent you an email!

Any ballpark on the multiples you can expect?

I am interested please get in touch!

Hey Zach, looks like you've got a pretty sweet business but also it's true that it's very young. You need to demonstrate you can keep growing the business at least 12 month. Can you sell it before? Of course, but it's hard. My view, keep rocking it. It's no much time!

I would bet there's twitter hashtags you can find related to saas flipping. start there

Congratulations on the success of your SaaS app! If you're looking to sell it, there are several platforms and strategies you can consider, especially given that it's a young but profitable venture. Here are some suggestions:

1. Flippa:

   • Flippa is an online marketplace for buying and selling online businesses. It's a popular platform, and you may find potential buyers interested in your niche.

2. MicroAcquire:

   • MicroAcquire is a platform that connects startup founders with potential buyers. It's designed for smaller deals, making it a good fit for a bootstrapped SaaS app.

3. Quiet Light Brokerage:

   • This platform specializes in selling internet-based businesses. They typically deal with larger transactions, but it's worth reaching out to see if they would consider your case.

4. Networking:

   • Leverage your industry contacts and networks. Reach out to individuals or companies in your niche who might be interested in acquiring your app. Attend relevant conferences or online forums where potential buyers may be present.

5. LinkedIn:

   • Utilize your professional network on LinkedIn. Create a post or reach out to connections who might know someone looking to invest in or acquire a SaaS app.

6. Business Brokers:

   • Consider reaching out to business brokers who specialize in technology or SaaS businesses. They can help you find potential buyers and navigate the selling process.

7. Direct Outreach:

   • Identify potential buyers in your niche and approach them directly. Explain the value your SaaS app provides and how it aligns with their business goals.

8. Seller's Forum:

   • Explore forums where entrepreneurs discuss selling businesses, such as the "SitePoint Marketplace" or other business-for-sale forums. You can find potential buyers and get advice on the selling process.

9. Build a Sales Package:

   • Put together a comprehensive sales package that highlights the app's key metrics, growth potential, and unique selling points. This package will be crucial when reaching out to potential buyers.

Remember to be transparent about the age of your SaaS app and its potential for growth. Providing detailed financials and user metrics will make your listing more attractive to potential buyers. Always ensure that any potential buyer aligns with your vision for the app and understands its niche.