There's a QR code reader startup on acquire.com that's generating over $6M in profit. This is a reminder that you don't need to build a billion dollar company to be really successful as an entrepreneur. Full details: app.acquire.com/startup/hAMudJ…

Started as a side hustle. Built a remote VA agency, turned it profitable, automated operations, and sold it in 30 days on acquire.com. That’s Christopher Schwab. Legend. He didn’t sell because he was burned out. He sold because he was ready. Ready to simplify. Ready for his

More bootstrapped startups just listed on acquire.com: AI powered content creation platform with $399K TTM revenue and $246K profit: app.acquire.com/startup/nAGwsq… SaaS project management tool for game developers with $167K TTM revenue and $136K profit: app.acquire.com/startup/cllPjm…

Startups are such an awesome journey. The highs and the lows. The friends you make along the ways. The memories. The products you ship and the sales you close. The wins and losses. There's nothing like it. Hope everyone gets to experience this.

Built it on nights and weekends. Sold it on acquire.com. Now it supports his family — and funds his next startup. That’s what selling on your terms looks like.

Don’t build for investors. Build for customers and revenue. It’s more fun that way.

Launched 2 new buyer features on acquire.com today. Reduced price filter and AI Agent search. Now you can: - See startups that just dropped in price. Find motivated sellers and potentially save hundreds of thousands - Search powered by AI. Type something like “SaaS for

Still think you need to know how to code to build a profitable online venture? > Reddit SEO SaaS > Built with Bubble's no-code web app > $17k/month profit > 97% (!!) net profit margin Asking price? $750K 🤯 Source: Listed for sale on acquire.com's newsletter

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Find something that gets you excited to wake up and build. Then focus everything on that. Don't settle until you find it. This is the best part of entrepreneurship.

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Founders checking their $0 MRR Stripe account:

“The best way to sell your company is to not need to.” Heard this on a podcast a while back and it stuck. The founder (Daniel Ch) was reflecting on his exit: “We listed, got a few offers, and thought about it. I told my brother years from now, we’ll probably look back and

AI is forcing every founder to rethink their product. Not just how it’s built but how it’s used. If you’re not rethinking it, someone else is. Start over. Use the new tools. Build it better.

Not every founder wants to raise VC. Some just want to build, grow, and exit on their terms. That’s why Acquire.com exists. To make getting acquired just as accessible as getting funded.

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Another bootstrapped founder got acquired for $2,000,000 all cash today on acquire.com. This is a reminder that you: - Don't need to build a billion dollar company - Don't need to raise venture capital - Don't need to be featured in TechCrunch Build a great product, self

Listed the startup on Acquire.com Day one: 30+ buyers reached out By the end of the week, multiple offers That’s what real demand looks like

Another founder won yesterday. $3,500,000 acquisition on acquire.com. Entirely bootstrapped. Highly profitable. This is more proof you don’t need investor term sheets to succeed.

If you’re able to bootstrap your startup and get acquired for "just a few million" you’re pretty much set for life unless you need a private jet.