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You can increase your business sale price by lending your buyer funds, but beware of the pitfalls if you offer seller carry-back financing.
Two digital nomads created a platform they needed themselves. Moonlight paired developers with businesses that needed them. When the pandemic hit, they decided to sell.
Dan Wolff invented the tick removal device TickEase in 2014. Nearly a decade later — and $1.5 million in lifetime sales — he sold to a complementary business.
Digital Natives Group couldn’t find a good-fit buyer, so they decided to split the digital marketing agency into two pieces. Both deals closed on the same day.
Greg and Laura Hanson founded flipMD in summer 2020 to replicate Greg’s success boosting his income through medical consulting gigs. They sold it to GoodRx in 2022.
It’s not easy to find first-person accounts of how a founder sold their business. We scoured the web to find these for you.
When media company Barstool looked to expand beyond its sports roots, finance newsletter The Water Coolest attracted interest with irreverent jokes.
Newsletter ad platform Swapstack grew to $25,000 monthly revenue in just three years. The co-founders share details on growth — and how their sale to beehiiv transpired.
Do founders get anything when they sell the business for little more than they raised? Here’s what those cases typically look like for founders and investors.
These entrepreneurs purchased the newsletter marketplace Duuce in 2022. Just 16 months later, they sold it for double the purchase price. Here’s how they did it.
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