How to privately sell your startup

Sell your startup within 30 days. Anonymous listings. No fees.

Ditch the brokers and endless due diligence. List your key metrics and get eyes on your startup instantly. Skip the headaches and get straight to the conversation.

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The hard way to sell your startup

Preparing and search

1. Hire an investment banker or broker (2 months)
2. Build a data room (1 month)
3. Buyer Outreach (2 months)

Presentation

1. The Dog and Pony Show (2 months)
2. Term Sheets + Negotiation (1 month)
3. Due Diligence (2 months)
4. Haggling + Renegotiation (1 month)

Result

❌ (80%) deals declines? (1–2 months)
✅ (20%) Closing? (1–2 months)

Sell in 3 simple steps

1 - Set up your account

Enter the important information buyers will use to review your startup:

Company name (always private)
Website URL
What you do and why you’re selling
Asking price
Growth forecast
Financing or funding
Team
Pitch deck

2 - Respond to private requests

Interested buyers will contact you further information, so prove your startup will deliver on its promise. Expect to provide readily available data such as MRR, churn, web analytics, number of customers, LTV, CAC, and more.

Absolutely private requests
Easily access to personal information

“If you are not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you’ve launched too late.”
Reid Hoffman
LinkedIn Co-Founder and Venture Capitalist

3 - Meet potential buyers

Once you’ve exchanged data, finalized negotiations, and you and the buyer are happy, expect a letter of intent within 30 days. That’s it! You’ve sold your startup and can move on to your next adventure.

Company name (always private)
What you do and why you’re selling

“You don’t learn to walk by following rules. You learn by doing and falling over.”
Richard Branson
Virgin Group Founder

“Posting to MicroAcquire brought lots of attention to the company I was selling. Right away I had about 25-30 buyers interested buyers and ultimately closed on the sale two weeks later. The experience was easy from beginning to end!”