7 Figures

The founders of simulated car racing community platform Grid Finder were surprised when one of their investors, a real-world motorsports club, proposed acquisition.

After a decade of 24/7 responsibility, Gus Reckel decided it was time to step away from his beloved Bushwick bakery. He turned to a marketplace to find a buyer.

The co-founders of influencer marketing SaaS Lionize sold for a combination of cash and stock to gen.video.

E-commerce founder Neil Jervis didn’t diversify his products or sales channels. Instead, he kept his puzzle board operations simple, anticipating what his future buyer would want.

One email. Zero negotiations. A 7-figure exit. Learn how Boomtown Growth co-founder Darrell Vesterfelt sold to one of his biggest clients.

Co-founders and brothers Stewart and Michael Dunlop grew LinkBuilder.io into a go-to link-building agency for more than 100 brands before exiting.

At age 21, Victor Nihoul and Wesley Wasielewski built a cybersecurity app for users of the no-code platform Bubble. Less than 18 months later, Bubble approached with an offer.

For a decade, four co-founders worked full time while building Really Good Emails on the side. During a meeting about a potential partnership, the idea of selling came up.