7 Figures

Nay-sayers told Kristi Saucerman she could never make money with nonprofits. She proved them wrong, growing to $1 million in revenue — and attracting a buyer.

Founder Mike Sorenson has failed to sell his real estate analytics firm four times. When an interested buyer approached during a time of high growth, he knew it was time.

Just three years after it was founded by two brothers, Kyiv-based AXDRAFT, attracted an interested buyer, then sold for high 7 figures.

Founder Fergus Kibble calls COVID a “near-death experience” for his PR and marketing agency. But a smart strategy and interested buyer led him to sell just a couple years later.

Despite high interest rates, holiday delays and a Google algorithm update, this founder was determined to sell his portfolio of content sites.

This founder had years of exit-prep experience, but selling to a public company was a brand-new challenge.

This bootstrapping founder wasn’t seeking a sale, but a fortuitous partnership led to an unexpected offer.

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.