Six-figure-ceiling SaaS deals: established MRR, documented customers, and asking prices low enough for a self-funded acquisition. Every listing shows TrustMRR-verified revenue, calculated ROI, and payback so you can benchmark against the market before you offer.
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MyAgentMail is a transactional email infrastructure platform for developers and businesses building AI agents. We provide email APIs, IMAP/SMTP access, and custom domain management so that AI agents can programmatically send, receive, and manage email on behalf of their users. Our customers are developers, startups, and enterprises who need to equip their AI agents with dedicated email addresses for transactional use cases
High-quality static ads for your ad campaigns. Stop prompt engineering in AI chats. Upload your product and brand assets – Dooken automatically generates variations that truly perform.
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Create beautiful invoices, quotes and proposals for your clients, manage your projects and tasks, and keep your entire business organized in one place.
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OKKO Flow — ok-ko.io One-liner B2B SaaS for lead qualification, booking, CRM, and server-side Meta Ads tracking — from ad click to sale. What it does OKKO helps coaches, agencies, and B2B teams filter inbound leads before sales calls, book appointments, track the full commercial pipeline, and send clean conversion signals back to Meta (CAPI). Core workflow: Qualification forms — custom OK/KO logic before a lead reaches sales Funnels — form → calendar → thank-you page (embeddable on any site)
$3k–$8k MRR, 3–5 years old, 200–1,000 paying customers, one owner-operator, established niche. Multiples cluster at 2.5–3.5x annual revenue. Most have a documented onboarding, some paid acquisition, and enough revenue to justify a part-time contractor.
SBA 7(a) loans start at $100k, so a $99k SaaS is exactly at the threshold. If the deal is $75k or below, cash or seller financing is simpler — SBA closing takes 60–90 days and adds $2k–$5k in fees. Above $100k the loan math starts working; below, the friction usually isn't worth it.
For an all-cash deal: $100k plus 5–10% for transfer costs (legal, escrow, initial ops) — call it $110k. For SBA-financed at 10% down: $10k down plus $5k closing plus 3–6 months of working capital ($10k) = ~$25k liquid. Seller financing sits between these two.
25–35% annual ROI is the typical range. That maps to 3–4 years payback. Deals above 40% ROI in this band usually have a story (founder burnout, single-customer concentration, or a maintenance backlog); deals below 20% are priced for growth you'll have to verify.
Usually not — 10–20 hours per week is normal. That's why the $100k band works as a first acquisition for someone with a day job. Beyond $250k you typically inherit contractors or need to hire, which changes the operating profile from side income to small business.
Budget 20–30 hours over 10–14 days. Verify MRR through a live Stripe/Paddle screen-share, request a 24-month P&L, review the last 6 months of churn cohorts, audit hosting/vendor spend, run a customer concentration check, and clone the repo to confirm it builds and deploys. A short technical diligence call with an experienced developer costs $200–$500 and pays for itself.
Overpaying for MRR that's about to churn. Ask for a subscriber-count chart over the last 12 months (not revenue — subscribers). A flat revenue chart with declining subscribers means the seller raised prices to cover churn, and that trick only works once. If subscribers are flat or growing, the deal is probably sound.
Sub-$100k SaaS trades at 2.5–3.5x annual revenue. $250k–$1M SaaS trades at 3–5x. $1M+ SaaS with contractor teams and clean books can hit 5–8x. Smaller deals get lower multiples because the buyer pool is smaller and key-person risk is higher.
Yes. Seller financing (30–50% upfront, balance over 12–36 months) is common. Some buyers use HELOCs or 0% APR business credit cards for the down payment. Rollover-as-business-startup (ROBS) 401(k) financing works for six-figure deals but adds $4k–$5k in setup fees.
Cash deals close in 3–4 weeks. Seller-financed deals take 4–6 weeks (extra time for the promissory note and payment schedule). SBA-financed deals take 60–90 days from LOI to close, mostly waiting on the lender's underwriting.
Most buyers form a single-member LLC and buy assets (not equity). This gives you a clean chain of title, lets you amortize goodwill over 15 years (Section 197), and keeps the seller's tax liabilities separate. Talk to a CPA before signing the APA — the wrong structure costs more than the CPA does.
BizBuySell mixes SaaS with dry-cleaners and laundromats — bad discovery. Empire Flippers takes a 15% commission on sub-$1M deals. Startup Index is SaaS-and-app native, charges no success fees, verifies MRR through TrustMRR (not seller PDFs), and shows ROI/payback on every card so you can compare deals in seconds.