Ask HN: Do you have a SaaS tool or small online business for sale?
I'm interested in buying ownership of a SaaS tool or other small online business. I suspect that there may be others on HN who would also be interested in seeing posts about tools/businesses that are available.
My ideal range would probably be something worth 4-figures or low 5-figures with some amount of active users and existing monetization model, but certainly willing to discuss deals outside that range as well if they're a good fit.
If you are not comfortable posting here for whatever reason but would still like to reach out, my email is in my profile.
I'd also be interested to know if there is a website/platform anyone can recommend for buying/selling projects of this scope.
Looking forward to seeing what's out there!
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https://www.flippa.com/
The following sites generally have listings starting at low-to-mid 5-figures and you'll even regularly see 8-figure listings on them too. Some of these will also require you to sign NDAs before getting further information on a listing, but there's usually enough information on the overview for you to decide whether or not it's in the category/style of purchase you'd be interested in.
http://www.microacquire.com/
https://latonas.com/
https://feinternational.com/
https://empireflippers.com/marketplace/
I recommend participating in forums and getting to know people that way, then reach out to someone if you’d like to buy their thing. Mostly they’ll say no but you never know your luck.
99% of "projects" on those sites is just crap - bloated numbers on injections of paid traffic to show "potential" and bunch of other ways to disguise crap.
I was a regular there but after a while decided my time simply is more valuable than poking into pile of shit.
The other sites like latonas have listings that are generally via brokers and the quality is significantly higher on average though the prices reflect that with multiples of 4-5x and upwards not being uncommon.
In all cases, you'll want to do your due diligence and ask for things like profit & loss statements, read-only access to their analytics, etc. as you're more seriously considering any of the listings.