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SaaS Businesses for Sale — AI & Automation

Browse recurring-revenue software businesses ready for immediate acquisition. Vetted financials, verified payment history, and direct founder negotiation.

GUIDE & INSIGHTS

The Smart Way to Buy and Sell SaaS Businesses

Acquiring an existing software-as-a-service business eliminates the uncertainty of starting from scratch. Instead of spending months building an MVP and trying to find initial paying customers, buying a SaaS allows you to inherit recurring subscription cash flow from day one.

On MicroExit, every SaaS listing includes essential financial metrics: monthly recurring revenue (MRR), annual run rate (ARR), customer counts, monthly website traffic, and historical revenue charts. We prioritize transparency so buyers can conduct rigorous due diligence without endless broker gatekeeping.

Whether you are looking for a B2B productivity tool, a developer platform, or a vertical workflow solution, our founder-to-founder marketplace gives you direct communication channels to discuss technical architecture, churn trends, and deal terms.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions About SaaS Businesses for Sale

How do I evaluate a SaaS business before making an offer?

Analyze 12 months of Stripe data, inspect monthly subscriber churn (under 5% is ideal for B2B), audit the technical stack, check for technical debt, and ensure customer acquisition isn't entirely reliant on the founder's personal brand.

Can I buy a SaaS business with no broker fees?

Yes. MicroExit charges 0% commission on deal closures. Buyers pay a transparent subscription for access to founder contacts and full metrics, while sellers keep 100% of their acquisition price.

What legal contracts are needed for a SaaS acquisition?

Most deals utilize an Asset Purchase Agreement (APA), a Bill of Sale, and an Intellectual Property Assignment agreement, accompanied by third-party escrow protection.