Looks interesting. Would be nice to be able to see what companies are for sale before registering.

I have just listed a business on the platform and I'm impressed so far.

Seems this service is just harvesting emails from potential buyers. There's no marketplace from which to view startups for sale. A bit questionable. Will stay with established markets like Flippa for now.

@andrewgazdecki congrats on your launch, signing up as a buyer. Just a heads up, the email confirmation email went to junk (might want to check your SPF, DKMI, etc. settings)

Love the idea. But what if we don't use LinkedIn? (I know, I'm a weirdo)

Been thinking about a similar platform to help sell/acquire side projects and so glad you built this, Andrew!! Excited to check it out.

Signed up as a buyer - I know you have to manually approve, and this takes time, but it would be nice to be able to search and save for later, for example. Kind of like a 'subscribe to this entry' type facility.

Used to be free and super useful. Now 90% of listings are marked as "premium" therefore massively limiting the potential buyers. Oh well.

This is absolutely a brilliant idea Andrew. I have a question for you my friend buys 6, 7 and 8 figure companies and think this could be a good fit. WIll you incorporate a referral network into this? ?makers

Looks promising. "You won't see the list with start-ups until your Admin approves your profile." This message is not clear to me. Is it referring to site admin?

I listed my SaaS A few weeks ago and was approved by Andrew in just a few hours. I’ve received eight connections from potential buyers and have talked to three of them. There’s definitely some interest very quickly and I attribute all of this to MicroAcquire.

Hey @andrewgazdecki, do you do anything to help sellers figure out a sensible asking price for their company? Thinking particularly about early stage companies without a track record of stable revenue growth etc.

This seems like a nice product, I am waiting for verification. In the mean time, please allow me to be critical of the onboarding process which, I believe, needs to be rethought: - I need to see some material before I signup as a buyer, at least be able to search your database without the startup names shown. - This applies as well for a seller because as a seller of anything (my fridge, bike, car, startup), the first thing I’ll do is look at the current market - Which leads to the choice you offer with only two options (I’m a buyer / I’m a seller), this needs to go away as this will create issues in your project down the line because you’ll have a people register twice as both. - This is very unusual nowadays to see manual validation. You could also validate automatically by default and restrain the user from doing certain things and when a user is manually validated by you he has full access. - Last but not least, it seems I am forced to give my personal information before I can do anything (I’m a buyer), this is a big no for me, I don’t want to give you qualified personal data so easily, for all I know you could be a spammer, and now you’d have my full name, email, LinkedIn profile, linked to a qualified lead as a “startup investor” of some sort. So I just think it’s too early in the process to ask personal data. Please take this as critical feedback, I’d like to see MicroAcquire succeed! Good luck :)

Listed a product a few weeks ago for sale and got lot's of interest. Decided against selling but it's really nice to know this is a easy and straightforward process to find buyers.

Hey @andrewgazdecki - product looks good! How do you make money? Some honest feedback: I'm a seller evaluating whether to list. It was pretty off putting to see pictures from a TV show on the About Us page. It's a bit hard to be jokey in your industry, and it calls into question for me if other statements on your site are true vs. a placeholder. Same with the quotes from famous entrepreneurs that are unrelated to your product. One last more structural thing - without a clear idea of how you make money this makes me apprehensive. We trust brokers because we know what their angle is. Not saying this is purposeful, but that lack of transparency makes your service seem more scammy to me.

The concept is very interesting, do you guys scout startups also for potential buyers?

I need at least 8 symbols? "Invalid password format: should be at least 8 symbols, including English letters (with one capital letter), digits, special characters."

Congrats on launch. I've seen a few of these marketplaces offering buyers businesses that are are doing well - what makes you different?

This looks great, but as a seller, I can't understand all the questions. Some simple tooltips would really help. Until then, I can't complete my submission.

Awesome product by a seasoned entrepreneur who's personal experience was start for this product! Love how it is put together! Hell, maybe I'll sell something soon here ;)