Excited to share that SaaSrefs has been acquired! if you have an idea, build it. you just never know.... In less than 60 days: 💡cool idea ⚡️build fast with zapier + airtable, etc. 🚀@producthunt launch 🤝acquired via @TinyAcquisition keep shipping 🚢 twitter.com/i/web/status/1770862360778973269

Another day, another project acquisition 🎉 💡 December - got the idea 👩‍💻 January - built the app 💸 February - first paying users 🤪 March - acquired! I love bringing ideas to life and am grateful to the #nocode community for helping me do it over and over. What's next?! 👇

I am thrilled to announce the successful acquisition of avtrs.ai for $500k in cash and stock! This is a significant milestone for me, as I was just starting to #buildinpublic. 🧵

My first ever exit happened in 2022 with the help of @TinyAcquisition 🎉🙇‍♂️💙 Mail Shield (mailshld.com) was sold pretty fast at the end of last year with a super smooth transaction. 👇

I sold @mentionlist for $6000. I launched it a month ago. For a month, about 10 people wrote to me who were interested in buying, but it was on @TinyAcquisition that the final buyer was found. Some details 👇 #buildinpublic

My third SaaS acquisition just closed! 🎉 Why: I told myself no more until 1 of my previous 2 recouped their costs but this was too good of an opportunity to pass on Plan: simply rebrand it, put it on Appsumo, & promote it to my Tik Tok followers Deal source: @TinyAcquisition

@MrSimonBennett @davorminchorov Try @TinyAcquisition, I sold a pre-revenue product there

An amazing news friends 🔥🔥🔥 My first micro SAAS product Tweetflick has been ACQUIRED by a team lead at Google 🚀🚀🚀 A really big win for me and co-maker @rishabh_grg

First little acquisition via @TinyAcquisition has been finalized! 🥳 This service is awesome. Listed and sold within 2 days. 🚀

Love this idea of @@stepocampbell_ to build @TinyAcquisition a marketplace for people to buy websites for under $5k. Useful for people looking to liquidate side projects. And great idea to own a niche by limiting size the same way Fiverr originally did with outsourcing tasks.