SaaS Deals

Co-founder Sharon Gillenwater spent 14 years growing her executive database. She shared how the sale happened — and how much money she actually walked away with.

These business partners solved a pain point for Shopify merchants and found a quick exit before platform changes could shake things up.

These life partners lamented boring project management apps, so they built their own. One Jira app turned into six — and a team of 11 contractors — before they decided to sell.

An investor connected the founder of calendar app Cron with productivity platform Notion, leading to a sale and integration of their complementary products.

Polish PR gem Prowly worked hard to catch the attention of the U.S. martech market – and got Semrush to look their way and eventually acquire them.

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.

SparkLoop proves that not every acquisition is an exit — and that some deals can be in the making from the very start.