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Buy a Micro-SaaS

A guided path through sourcing, screening, valuation, diligence, and transition logic for buying a small software business without getting lost in marketplace noise.

Reader

Indie acquirer, operator, or founder exploring their first small software acquisition.

Job to solve

Turn vague acquisition interest into a concrete workflow with screening rules, pricing logic, and handoff awareness.

Track outcome

You should be able to screen listings faster, ask better diligence questions, and write a sharper deal memo before making an offer.

Acquisition track

Buy a Micro-SaaS

Screen faster. Price cleaner. Buy with a written case.

Buyer checklistSeller interviewDeal memoTransfer risk

Focused acquisition work, not listing drift.

Move from thesis to diligence with a tighter written process instead of browsing on instinct.

Operator-grade questions before the offer.

Use the track to sharpen seller calls, pricing logic, and transfer judgment before the deal feels emotionally real.

Real buyer artifacts, not abstract advice.

Checklist, interview template, memo format, and supporting tools sit inside the same path.

Designed for small software deals.

Built around micro-SaaS realities: concentration, founder dependency, support opacity, and handoff burden.

What changes

The track is meant to change the operating system, not just the reading order.

These are the practical outcomes the path is designed to leave behind. Each one is tied to real pages, tools, and working assets inside the track.

Outcome set

  • Screen listings against written rejection rules before diligence expands.
  • Ask sharper seller questions and separate narrative confidence from real evidence.
  • Price transfer burden, operational opacity, and customer fragility explicitly.
  • Write a deal memo before making an offer so conviction stays legible.

Inside the track

The sequence, the proof, and the operator work.

The path is arranged like a tighter syllabus, but every step still opens into the library itself. Nothing here is locked behind course metaphors or completion theater.

Buyer checklistSeller interviewDeal memoTransfer risk

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How to buy a micro-SaaS

A workflow-first foundation for sourcing, screening, diligencing, and taking over a small software business without confusing activity for conviction.

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Micro-SaaS due diligence checklist

A practical checklist for deciding whether a small software business is understandable, transferable, and worth operating after close.

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How to value a small SaaS business

A practical valuation frame for small software acquisitions that weighs quality, transfer risk, and operator fit instead of blindly following marketplace multiples.

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04

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What to ask a SaaS seller before buying

A practical question set for the first serious seller conversation so the buyer can test revenue quality, founder dependency, and transfer reality before diligence sprawls.

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05

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Red flags in micro-SaaS acquisitions

A practical guide to the signals that should lower conviction or kill a small software acquisition before the buyer confuses seller momentum with deal quality.

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06

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Best marketplaces to buy a micro-SaaS

A directory-first guide to the marketplaces and sourcing surfaces most worth checking when buying a small software business.

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Build vs buy: when should you acquire instead?

A decision framework for founders choosing between building a new product and acquiring an existing software business with embedded demand, customers, and operating reality.

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08

Guide · drafted

What dashboards actually matter in a small SaaS

A practical view on which dashboards and operating views help a small software business stay legible, and which ones mostly create analytic comfort without decision value.

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