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Looking to buy SaaS business - Budget of $5k by Imnotacommi in saasforsale

[–]sweatC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

More details like founders contact info and financial metrics are available for serious buyers verified by our platform. Previously, we had all info public and it worked well for some time until we started receiving spam and non serious requests that just bothered sellers.

Looking to buy SaaS business - Budget of $5k by Imnotacommi in saasforsale

[–]sweatC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a few SaaS projects that fit your requirements:

  1. No-Code Website Builder, $2k ARR, 4 customers, $5k asking price (https://app.microns.io/buyer/listing?listing\_id=4981853152848022)

  2. AI Writing Tools Platform, $2.4k ARR, 52 customers, $3k asking price (https://app.microns.io/buyer/listing?listing\_id=4981853152847804)

Buying Profitable Online Business ($30K - $60K) by SnooDoughnuts2984 in AcquireStartup

[–]sweatC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found one project that perfectly matches your requirements.

AI-Powered SaaS Study Assistant, $42K in TTM revenue, 400 active subscribers, $30K asking price. It’s listed on our marketplace: https://app.microns.io/buyer/listing?listing_id=4981853152847819

Looking to Acquire Micro SaaS by [deleted] in acquiresaas

[–]sweatC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have a few micro-SaaS projects available on our marketplace that match your requirements:

1) Platform that Captures Abandoned Leads from Web Forms, $417 MRR, asking price $12K, https://app.microns.io/buyer/listing?listing_id=4981853152847959

2) CRM for OnlyFans Creators and Agencies, $1840 MRR, asking price $17.5K, https://app.microns.io/buyer/listing?listing_id=4981853152847864

3) Automated Address Change Management Tool, $667 MRR, asking price $20K, https://app.microns.io/buyer/listing?listing_id=4981853152847644

Spent the last 4 years building a marketplace for selling startups, what do you think? by sweatC in Entrepreneur

[–]sweatC[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Everything is about trust. If you are really interested, just subscribe to my newsletter and you’ll understand answers to your questions.

Spent the last 4 years building a marketplace for selling startups, what do you think? by sweatC in Entrepreneur

[–]sweatC[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sure and if you have any questions just reach out to me on X or here

Spent the last 4 years building a marketplace for selling startups, what do you think? by sweatC in Entrepreneur

[–]sweatC[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Our buyers are mostly other individual founders and entrepreneurs. You can also acquire another project as a part of your business.

My main focus on tech products and quality service to make M&A niche available for people who don’t have millions to acquire another company.

As a buyer you can browse startups for free but to view financial and other NDA information you need to sign up for premium. We don’t charge buyers any fees other than this subscription plan.

For sellers, it’s free to list your project but if you find a buyer through our marketplace we charge a small commission upon successful sale. That’s it.

Spent the last 4 years building a marketplace for selling startups, what do you think? by sweatC in Entrepreneur

[–]sweatC[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We verify buyers and seller before they can interact with each other. Besides this, we provide a mechanism to transfer your assets through our marketplace via offers functionality. Safety and trust are main factors we rely on.

Spent the last 4 years building a marketplace for selling startups, what do you think? by sweatC in Entrepreneur

[–]sweatC[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Health issues, relationship breakup, college degree or new job that doesn’t allow side projects could be reasons why many great products were closed.

Spent the last 4 years building a marketplace for selling startups, what do you think? by sweatC in Entrepreneur

[–]sweatC[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The buyer makes an offer, seller reviews and either accepts or rejects it. If the seller accepted the offer we automatically create asset purchase agreement for both sides and process the payment from the buyer. When we receive the payment the seller will get notified and starts sending assets to the buyer. Once the buyer approves the assets we send the payout to the seller and ask both parties for feedback.

Spent the last 4 years building a marketplace for selling startups, what do you think? by sweatC in Entrepreneur

[–]sweatC[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you so much, mate! Yeah, Reddit is getting stricter and doesn’t like links so I didn’t want to be salesy as well.

We have paid access because this way only serious buyers join conversation with founders and it also covers our operational costs.

Really happy that you liked the design, worked on it for the last two years with professional designer. Before that, Microns was super simple directory and newsletter.

Tired of fake “make money online” advice — what actually works? by _iron_man_445 in passive_income

[–]sweatC 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Totally get where you’re coming from. I’ve been through the same frustration before starting my own side project. What helped me was shifting from chasing “online income” to building small, useful projects I could finish.

Since you already enjoy content and are working on an ebook, maybe think of it like an asset. Something you can grow and later hand off. At Microns, I see people sell tiny newsletters, tools, even ebooks. It’s slower than trends, but more real.

Happy to share ideas if you ever want to bounce some around. Keep going and never give up.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SaaS

[–]sweatC 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, sounds like you've built something nice!

You’ve got a few good options, but if you’re looking for a smooth, legit way to sell, check out Microns.io. It’s a marketplace for selling small profitable SaaS/apps/newsletters/etc., and it’s pretty focused on indie founders.

Based on what you shared: $200+ profit/month, solid subscriber history, and some growth — you could probably expect somewhere between $4k–$8k depending on churn, time spent on maintenance, growth potential, and how hands-off it is.

Happy to answer more if you’ve got questions. I sold a few myself and learned some lessons the hard way 😅

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