I love my cook
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A nine-year-old SaaS doing roughly $390k a year in revenue at about $290k in annual profit, sold by a solo founder who calls it one of the easiest businesses they have owned. The asking price is a flat $1m — about a 3.5x multiple — with a free month of onboarding plus two months of consulting offered. The seller is transparent about the risks: no active marketing in five years, support eats a lot of founder time, and recent MRR is slipping, so a buyer should verify the numbers and churn before committing.
originally posted on r/saasforsale · view post (opens in a new tab)
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