Here are 3 quick wins to make it easier to get acquired on acquire.com: 1. Clean up your financials. Accurate numbers build trust. When your P&L doesn't make sense buyers will walk away. 2. Record a short founder video. Walk through your product, metrics, and why you're

Excited to announce that acquire.com is expanding! Starting today mobile app businesses can now list, connect with buyers, and get acquired right on the marketplace. We’ve quietly helped app founders exit over the years, but we never fully supported them with dedicated

If a buyer seems interested in acquiring your startup but hasn’t made an offer yet just ask: “What else do you need to see to move toward an LOI?” It’s an easy question that gets them to be direct. Either they’re serious and need something specific Or they’re not ready and you

Here’s another simple acquisition tip: give buyers a timeline. Let them know when you’re expecting offers Something like “We’re aiming to review offers by April 30th" It starts a clock, creates urgency, and helps you receive offers around the same time so you can compare and

Here’s an example of how to run an acquisition process on acquire.com. This timeline buyers structure, sets expectations and creates urgency.

It’s okay to move on from your startup. Some founders just love building Going from 0 to 1, new problems, new upside. If you’re not fired up about what you’re working on anymore that’s fine. Spend your energy where you get fired up. You only get 1 career.

Please bet on yourself and build a startup.

This is all you need to find PMF:

Everyone loves to talk about growth, funding rounds, and valuation but profit is what gives you control. Profit buys freedom and for a startup that’s everything.

It's been a while, but I just wanted to mention that TryDoxo.AI had gotten acquired on acquire.com ! It was super fast, safe, and made some nice leisure money haha Just wanted to mention this in case you have side projects that do revenue but you don't want to

Another startup acquired on acquire.com: Audioread - 81 interested buyers - 2 competing offers - 53 day acquisition timeline - 85% profit margin - 3.2x revenue multiple - bootstrapped SaaS We are just getting started!

For years acquire.com has been known as the marketplace to buy and sell SaaS startups. That’s still true but starting today we’re much more than that. We just expanded to support every type of profitable online business. That means: Ecommerce. AI tools. Agencies. Content

Finally acquired our first ever SaaS app! Thanks acquire.com for making this happen. The app was making $1K, but dropped to ~$350 by the time we closed. It took over 2 months to complete everything. Excited to rebuild and grow it. pur.social

Due diligence can make or break your acquisition. Know what buyers care about. Fix red flags before they cost you the deal. Prep now, sell with confidence: buff.ly/LKPZjS5

You’ll never feel “caught up”. Startups are organized chaos. Accept that and keep building.

Some days you’ll feel like a genius. Other days you’ll wonder why you ever started. Both are normal. Keep going.

We just launched newsletters on acquire.com! If you’re running a profitable newsletter, you can now list it and get acquired. If you’re a buyer, it’s one of the best models out there. Recurring revenue. Loyal audience. Simple ops. We're just getting started!

Acquire LIVE in San Diego was a reminder of why this work matters. Most founders have no idea how acquisitions actually work. What buyers look for. How deals get done. What a real exit looks like. How to prepare. How to find a buyer. How to create urgency. Mistakes to avoid.

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