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The owners of SignRequest built a product even though there was already a big competitor in the space — and it led them to an acquisition.
Founder Austin Petersmith built a community of SaaS power users who shared tips, pricing and negotiation information with their peers to help maximize their software subscriptions.
Serial entrepreneur Roman van Meer scaled a Soap Opera blog to 800,000 email subscribers and a “nearly 8-figure” exit.
This founder sold an 80% stake of his company in a high six-figure deal so he could spend more time with family.
This startup went from idea to acquisition in 11 months — including a top 10 Product Hunt launch.
With its entire team of 60 based in the Philippines, this company sold for “close to seven figures.”
A lot of tweets disappear into the ether. Luckily, the right person saw this one — and it led to a successful acquisition.
Has your company been approached about an acquihire? Here’s an explainer on why it might benefit you, as well as pitfalls to avoid.
Josh Wardle built a simple word puzzle game that went viral — and then attracted a 7-figure acquisition offer from The New York Times.
These co-founders previously worked at Shopify and recognized an opportunity to create a business serving customers of their former employer’s platform.
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