Mike Brassfield

Usersnap, a bug reporting tool used by 1,500 different companies, was acquired by saas.group, a firm that buys bootstrapped SaaS companies.

CRM software firm Felinesoft, which primarily works with U.K.-based nonprofits, was acquired by London tech partnership ClearCourse, which is buying a wide range of companies.

Two founders, tired of big job boards like Upwork and Fiverr, launched a marketplace for pre-vetted freelance talent. They sold it to an SEO agency.

Obsessed with prevention and optimizing performance, these founders built a health coaching app. It was acquired by a sleep fitness company that wanted to expand into coaching.

Three founders took a risk, launching a B2B media brand about microgrids before there was a mature market for microgrids. Years later, they sold for 7 figures.

Three co-founders sold an SEO education community, Traffic Think Tank, to global SEO leader Semrush for $1.8 million.

This digital nomad sold his SEO content agency, Contentellect, to Onfolio Holdings, which acquires online businesses, for 2.5x EBITDA.

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.