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“Everything we did was more about effort than money,” WhiskerCloud founder Adam Greenbaum said. He shared how he grew the agency to 2,000+ clients before selling.

Samantha Ettus launched Park Place Payments to create a recurring revenue stream for women and marginalized populations. Five years later, she sold for $7 million in stock. Here’s what happened.

Bangalore-based food data platform Spoonshot had partnered with Target Research Group — and ended up selling to them.

After more than a decade of growing her wedding website, Maggie Lord was ready to find a buyer. So, she reached out directly to her eventual buyer.

Co-founder Ernests Embutnieks bought WorldofTablet.com for $304.58 in 2019. Two years later, he sold it for $115,000. He shared why he regrets selling.

Runaway holiday season orders for one product told Jared and Sara Springer their online store for dog owners, Happy Puppin, was on the right track.

Ash Read spent years trying to become a software founder. But it was the content business he built that played to his core strengths — and led to a successful acquisition.

A diplomat stuck stateside started tutoring on the side. She built a 7-figure business, then sold it when the pandemic changed the online landscape for test prep.

The SaaS business Potion, which builds websites connected to the project management tool Notion, sold for $300K after its founder built the product in public on Twitter.

Ryan Dewhurst started building WPScan as a free WordPress security tool. Then he and his co-founders added paid features that caught the eye of WordPress parent Automattic.