SaaS Deals

Social media growth tool PA Crunch was generating $18,000 in monthly recurring revenue when it was acquired in 2018 by an undisclosed buyer.

Is there a right time to sell your business? This was what Jon Hainstock and his co-founder, Ben Bartling, had to figure out when they were planning their exit from ZoomShift.

“We weren’t the top offer,” the buyer tweeted. “[But] being easy to work with and offering a good home for companies goes a long way in a messy market.”

The pair were raising venture capital to fuel their SaaS firm when a strategic buyer offered them cash and stock for their ed tech tool.

Cladwell, which helps users style outfits from the clothes already in their closet, hit a growth ceiling, so its founders eyed a sale.

Sometimes it takes building one business to figure out what to build next. That was the case for Manuel Frigerio, who built and sold a Saas, ReferralHero.

Laura Roeder and her husband, Chris Williams, built and sold MeetEdgar, a social media scheduling platform, to SureSwift Capital for 7 figures.