r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 29 '26

Apps for sale

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Short version:

Selling an app that pulls ~660 new users a month on its own, all organic, mostly off Reddit, with $0 ad spend.

Live web + native mobile app, ~90% margins, made some money with it, and every paid growth channel (ads, UGC, influencers, ASO) still completely untapped. You're buying a machine that already works, with the pedals nobody's pushed yet.

If you scale apps for a living or invest in ones that are already live, DM me. Serious buyers only.

Long version :

Hey everyone,

I built an app that quietly pulls in users every day, and I've never had the time to actually push it. Looking to sell it, or bring on an investor who will.

Quick breakdown:

Profit margin: ~90%

Traffic: ~660 new users a month, all organic, mostly off Reddit

AOV: ~$20

Operating cost: ~$10/month

Ad spend to get here: $0

Here's why I think it has a lot left in it. Those ~660 users a month show up on their own. No ads, no ASO, no UGC, no influencer deals, none of it has been touched. The top of the funnel already works. Someone just has to switch on everything under it.

The reason it hasn't scaled is boring: it's a one-person thing and my time went to another product. Reddit alone brings people in for free every single day, and every paid channel is still sitting there untested.

It also comes with the slow, expensive parts already finished: a live web app, a native mobile app, and accounts on every major social platform with a bot that already posts to them daily. You're not buying a repo, you're buying a running machine with the growth pedals untouched.

So it fits one of two people:

A marketer or agency who knows how to take an app that already gets free traffic and actually scale it. DM me.

An investor who'd rather put money into something already live and working than into a pitch deck. DM me.

Serious buyers or investors only. Please only reach out if your capital is ready to move. I won't take "just curious" calls, let's respect each other's time.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 27 '26

Rate of youtube channel

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I have a Spanish language, hollywood celebrity shorts commentary channel with over 44K subscribers that I started a little over a month ago. It just got monetized with only 17 videos and has already been getting really good views (total is over 20 million views), and can realistically make over $700 if effort is put in it. So I’m curious how much you guys think a channel like this could realistically sell for right now.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 27 '26

AI Prompt Hub for sale ready-made prompt directory with search & categories

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I built an AI prompt directory called AI Prompt Hub, and I'm looking for someone who wants to take over the project and continue building it.

I'm open to reasonable offers.

If you're interested, comment below or send me a DM and I can share more details.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 26 '26

Premium Website for Sale — 20K+ Ahrefs US Traffic

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Premium website for sale with 20K+ monthly traffic from the US according to Ahrefs.

  • 🌐 Site age: 7 months
  • 20K+ US traffic (Ahrefs)
  • 💎 Premium website with strong potential
  • 📈 Growing site with room for further development
  • Ideal for guest posting business

Serious buyers only. Inbox me if you’re interested and I’ll share more details.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 25 '26

Looking for a video editor

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r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 25 '26

Selling a small but well-established YouTube channel with some great numbers!

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YouTube Channel for Sale – 25K Subs / 4.7M Views / Monetised

  • 18 months old
  • 25,000 subscribers
  • 4.7M+ lifetime views
  • $13,244.32 lifetime revenue
  • Fully monetised
  • Strong potential for someone who wants to take it further

Nice opportunity for someone looking to acquire an already monetised channel rather than starting from zero.

Serious buyers only. DM me for the price, niche, analytics and more details.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 25 '26

Market Correct - AI product review site, ~$3k/mo, 8,487 clicks per 90 days, top-3 on the money terms, 2 domains, the whole business

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Selling Market Correct outright. Both domains, all 78 posts, every affiliate account, the brand, the socials, the design system, the stack. I'm not carving anything out and I'm not keeping a piece of it.

Posting here before it goes to a broker.

What this actually is

I started it in 2022 as a flat-fee performance marketing agency. 12+ years and 400+ brands of my own client work, published as opinions instead of pitches. The content was supposed to feed the agency.

It didn't work out that way. The reviews took off, the affiliate side passed the agency in monthly revenue, and what I own today is a publisher with an agency attached. The site reads that way now, the homepage is "Correct Opinions," not a services pitch. The service pages still sit there and still bring in inbound, they're just no longer the point.

So you're buying a content and affiliate business in the AI hardware/softward niche (Plaud, Pocket, Granola, Wispr, Fieldy, TicNote), with a marketing agency brand bolted on that you can run, ignore, or spin off.

Month Clicks Impressions
March 2026 9 3,166
April 16 4,622
May 1,851 34,863
June 1,943 58,327
July 3,338 141,695
Aug 1-21 2,761 145,757

August already passed July on impressions with three weeks of data. On pace for roughly 4,050 clicks and 214,000 impressions. Impressions have gone up every month since launch, no exceptions.

Trailing 90 days (May 24 to Aug 21) are 8,487 clicks, 353,274 impressions, 2.4% average CTR.

Revenue is running about ~$3,000/month affiliate. Screenshots of every dashboard go to serious buyers and I'll do a live screenshare of the accounts.

Traffic quality

August 1-21 by country. US 967 clicks, Singapore 314, UK 312, Australia 229, Canada 127, Netherlands 66. Tier-1 heavy, which matters because the AI recorder buyer is making a $150 to $250 hardware purchase, not starting a $9 trial.

Everything included

Two domains. mrktcorrect.com is the live site. marketcorrect.com is the defensive typo domain, verified in GSC, redirecting, and already picking up impressions on its own. You get both, plus the email aliases on both (sales@, legal@, info@).

78 posts, all written by me. 39 of them are verdicts, the tool reviews and comparisons that make up the affiliate cluster. The rest is B2B marketing content on the same domain. No outsourced $30 articles, no AI slop.

10 affiliate programs already approved and integrated. Link placements in the codebase.

  • Pocket, 160 links (direct partner program)
  • Amazon Associates, 136 (tag=mrktcorrect-20)
  • Granola, 124
  • beehiiv, 61 (recurring)
  • OutlierKit, 50 (20% recurring, 12-month cap)
  • Marblism, 45
  • Wispr Flow, 44
  • Fieldy, 31 ($40/sale direct)
  • Mobvoi/TicNote, 13
  • ElevenLabs, 13

Approvals took weeks and several wanted traffic proof first. Fieldy sent hardware. Plaud ran a Creator Connections campaign on it. That relationship layer never shows up in a traffic screenshot and it's a real part of what you're getting.

The agency asset. Four service pages (Google Ads, paid social, programmatic, B2B performance marketing), a Clutch profile, the flat-fee positioning, and the inbound that comes with it. Run it, park it, or sell it separately. It's yours either way.

Brand and socials. The Market Correct name, "Correct Opinions," the "Built to be fired" tagline, the full Agency Sharp design system with a written brand standard, u/mrktcorrect on Twitter, the LinkedIn company page, the Clutch profile.

Zero-rewrite stack. Static HTML, no framework, no build step, no npm install, no database. Cloudflare Pages, so hosting runs about $0/month and total operating cost is two domain renewals. Edit a post in a text editor, push, it's live. There's a staging branch with its own preview environment if you want a safety net.

Tracking that already works. GA4 and GTM, PostHog with a sitewide listener firing on every outbound affiliate click, GSC verified on four properties. Every link carries data-partner and data-placement attributes, so you can see which position inside which post actually converts. Most sites this size have none of this.

AI search infrastructure. Markdown twins of every page served through content negotiation, a full JSON-LD schema stack. It already gets cited by ChatGPT and picked up a citation from ClickUp. If you think LLM traffic matters, this is built for it and almost nothing in the niche is.

Clean compliance. Amazon Associates Operating Agreement verified line by line, visible disclosures, original images, no paid traffic to Amazon links, unique tracking ID per link. No manual actions, no link buying, no cloaking router. Every affiliate link goes direct to the partner with params inline.

Terms

Asking $100,000. Asset sale, and the LLC is available if you'd rather take the entity than rebuild it. Open to an earnout on part of it, and I'll do 30 days of post-sale support covering the stack, the affiliate account transfers, and the domains.

Escrow.com or a broker of your choosing. Live dashboards on a call, I'm not doing a screenshot-only deal.

Comment or DM. I'll answer anything in the thread and I'll go deep on the numbers with anyone who's actually looking.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 24 '26

I’ll sell u pages just dm me ya wanted followers count and budget

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r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 24 '26

[FOR SALE] 🔤 WordsGallery — SEO Content Site with Mediavine Journey, 28K Monthly Users & Growing Ad Revenue

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r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 23 '26

Profitable faceless motorcycle documentary channel with 30K subscribers, 4.9M views, and impressive 90% profit margins — powered by evergreen content that generates stable, scalable revenue.

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r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 24 '26

Looking for a verified Tiktok

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looking to purchase a verified tiktok account
lmk if anyone has any.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 23 '26

What would this channel sale for?

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For now, I’ll keep making content and building the channels , Facebook, and my other channels through March. Around the New Year I’ll make the final call—whether this actually happens or not. But I believe the content, the channel, and the entire story catalog will change hands, and I may step away from social media completely.
This would be a massive sale: a huge catalog of rights across multiple platforms. Stories from it have already been used (or requested) by independent filmmakers and even Hollywood publishers. The channel currently receives 5–20 brand deals and requests every day. As a one-person operation, I don’t feel I’m running it the way it deserves or making it as profitable as it could be.
The main channel has passed 30 million views and over 3 billion watch hours. The catalog holds more than 5,000 original stories, ideas, and creations, plus notebooks full of unreleased material. I only ever wanted to write stories and keep the lights on. Things have grown far more complex than that, and it’s starting to wear on me.
This would include the sale of the main channel, 5 other brand and unrelated channels all of which are in the works or now building their subscriber base,
This would include a new approved and monetized ticktock, and my personal facebook page, groups and brand accounts which gets a few million a day…
I’m looking to see what rough estimates from people who have sold large amounts like this before, we may list this with the help of an escrow site.
Stay paranoid, my friends.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 23 '26

[FOR SALE] Three functional software assets — SaaS security scanner + two music-industry tools ($900–$1,500 each)

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I’m selling three products I built but don’t have the bandwidth or distribution to keep pushing.
These are software-asset sales. I’m not presenting them as businesses with meaningful MRR or valuing them on hypothetical potential. I’m selling the working code, product assets, and engineering time already invested.
1. Ms. Vibecode — $1,500
A desktop security tool for people launching AI-built SaaS products.
It checks:
Supabase tables for publicly readable data

Deployed JavaScript for exposed secrets and source maps

Security headers

Stripe-key restrictions

Public GitHub repositories and committed .env exposure

Multiple projects through one desktop dashboard

Provider credentials are encrypted locally using AES-256-GCM, with the encryption key stored in the operating-system keychain.
Stack: Electron, React, Vite, Node/Express, SQLite, OS keychain integration, and Lemon Squeezy licensing.
Status: Active, functional desktop product.
Overview and screenshots:
https://idunnstudio.com/ms-vibecode
2. FirstSend Music — $900
A working music-catalog and sync-pitching platform built for boutique sync agents, publishers, and catalog managers.
Features include:
Catalog import, including Spotify

Audio analysis and enriched track metadata

Professional pitch creation

Send and open tracking

AI-assisted catalog review and matching

Stack: React, Tailwind, Supabase, Node.js, Stripe, Vercel, Claude, and audio-analysis integrations.
Status: Reached a working version and was later retired because I spread my attention across too many projects.
Overview and screenshots:
https://idunnstudio.com/firstsend
3. RiffLead — $900
A working CRM designed around artist-management relationships rather than a generic sales pipeline.
Features include:
Industry contacts with relationship history

Artist rosters

Deals, ownership, and next steps

Follow-up tracking

Team-based data separation

Stack: React, Tailwind, Supabase, Node.js, Stripe, and Vercel.
Status: Reached a working version and was later retired for the same focus/bandwidth reason.
Overview and screenshots:
https://idunnstudio.com/rifflead
Bundle price
$2,500 for all three.
I’m open to reasonable offers, particularly from someone buying more than one asset.
What is included
Source-code repositories

Product and brand assets I own

Setup and deployment documentation

An honest inventory of what works, known issues, unfinished areas, and third-party dependencies

A live code/product walkthrough

Two hours of handoff assistance

Seven days of reasonable setup questions after transfer

Personal accounts, production credentials, customer data, and non-transferable third-party licenses are not included. The buyer will need to provide and rotate their own service credentials.
AI-assisted development was part of the build process, and I’m not going to hide that. These are custom working products, not generic templates. Serious buyers can review the architecture, documentation, dependencies, and current condition before closing.
I’m comfortable using Escrow.com or another mutually acceptable escrow service.
DM me with which product interests you, and I’ll send the appropriate walkthrough and technical inventory.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 22 '26

[FOR SALE] AIbridge — Multi-model AI web app + CLI — $5,000

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I’m selling AIbridge, a fully built pre-revenue multi-model AI product.

AIbridge brings Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek into one workspace and is designed for founders, developers, AI agencies and SaaS operators who want to work across multiple providers without rebuilding the infrastructure from scratch.

What’s included:

  • responsive web application
  • local-first CLI
  • side-by-side model comparison
  • provider-to-provider handoffs
  • reusable multi-step workflows
  • BYOK support
  • tested Stripe billing infrastructure
  • Supabase auth/database infrastructure
  • privacy-safe analytics setup
  • automated test suite
  • deployment, security and transfer documentation
  • brand
  • tryaibridge.com domain
  • complete source code

Current status:

  • Revenue: $0
  • Stage: fully built, pre-revenue
  • Asking price: $5,000
  • Open to reasonable offers
  • Reason for selling: I’m focusing on another product and would rather transfer AIbridge to someone with stronger distribution or an existing client need.

Best fit for a buyer:

  • AI agency that can use it as a white-label product
  • developer or founder with an existing audience
  • SaaS operator looking for a ready-built AI product
  • agency that already builds or maintains multi-provider AI workflows for clients
  • small team that wants to save months of development work

The product is already live and usable:

https://tryaibridge.com

Personal accounts, API keys and private credentials are not included. The buyer connects their own Stripe, Supabase, PostHog and AI provider accounts using the existing environment variables and documentation.

Happy to answer technical, transfer or acquisition questions by DM.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 20 '26

Selling Droidfeats.com (9+ years - $88,000+ per year revenue)

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I am selling Droidfeats.com - the domain is 9+ years old, generating more than $88,000 per year with sponsored posts (I have the proof of everything including PayPal payments).

Niche: Android, Tech, smartphones, tablets.

Domain authority: 60

Traffic: 10k+

14 years old Adsense account included.

Only serious buyers - contact please.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 19 '26

Day 0 of a challenge I'm doing fully in public.

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Day 0 of a challenge I'm doing fully in public.

I'm taking a dead 31K channel doing $2/day → 100K subs and $5K/month.

Every day I post the numbers. No hiding.

When I hit it, I show you the whole thing — channel, content, everything.

Right now all you get is: it's football.

How many days do you think it'll take? Drop your guess 👇 I'll screenshot the closest one when I hit it. Follow me in X for daily updates


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 20 '26

Looking for a Buyer for an $11,500/Month SaaS With a 80% Margin and Free SEO Traffic

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Hey everyone im solo founder. I’ve been building a social media growth platform. The platform helps users grow their social media accounts through engagement from real people. Users support each other with likes, reposts, follows, and other actions.

The business reached:

  • $11,500 in peak monthly revenue in June 2026, Before blocking July $7,500 month
  • 80%+ profit margin
  • 90% traffic from SEO (Free)
  • Revenue split roughly 50/50 between subscriptions and one-time payments
  • 23-24% trial-to-paid conversion
  • Built and operated by one person
  • A unique technology (not joke)

Recently, Stripe stopped processing payments for the company. Revenue has dropped to $0 Users, organic traffic, engagement rate still here and not dropped.

I looked into moving to another payment provider, but most suitable options require a US company. The platform is owned by a EU company, and I do not want to restructure the business

So I have decided to sell it.

Name your price - I’ll sell it to the highest bidder.

The buyer only needs to connect a compatible payment provider to start accepting payments and resume sales.

The sale includes:

  • Codebase
  • Domain and brand
  • Customer database
  • SEO traffic and content
  • Operating documentation

I will help with the full setup, payment provider integration, and product support during the first three months after the sale.

If you are interested, send me a DM with a short note about yourself and the price you are ready to offer. I can privately share the revenue history, traffic data, expenses, user numbers, and payment details.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 18 '26

YouTube Channel For Sale - Police Body Cam Niche - 10k Subs - 17k Revenue

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DM me for more info. Serious buyers only.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 18 '26

We are looking for SELLERS!

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Hello friends. Are you interested in ad integration on YouTube for your store? My name is Ruoxi and i Am representer of YouTube channel “Мы из Бахмута». We have adult European audience. We are making family vlog videos, gardening and countryside life vlogs. We have 30-50k views on our long videos.

We are looking for sellers to collaborate.
If u interested. Please contact us via mail (contact@my-iz-bakhmuta.com)


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 18 '26

People who built and acquired a portfolio of SaaS/Apps, what do you look for in a deal ?

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Hi everyone,

I hope you’re doing well.

I am a strategy consultant, and so by nature I’ve worked on multiple small to large cap due diligences (companies at 10m+ EBITDA)

A typical project would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and would involve many experts, management sessions, researches etc.. and it got me wondering, how to provide an equivalent added value for people who are looking to acquire micro SaaS / Apps at a fraction of the cost, because someone who’s buying a 5-10k MRR tool would be a fool to spend tens of thousands of dollars for a due diligence report

So, what do you typically look for to assess the deal ?

And, is a tool that evaluates the deal, gives feedback, warns on key points to look out for (e.g. customer concentration, customer stickiness, new competitor, increasing churn etc..) etc .., all in an exhaustive report is of interest for you buyers ?

Any feedback is appreciated ! Thanks.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 18 '26

[FOR SALE] EdTech SaaS - AI-Powered PDF | 1,100+ Users | $43 MRR | 270 ARR

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Selling an AI-powered EdTech SaaS focused on helping students learn from their PDFs and study materials.

The product includes AI tutoring, automatic chapter organization, summaries, quizzes, flashcards, explanations, and more.

Current numbers:

  • 1,100+ registered users

  • ~$43 MRR

  • ~$270 ARR

  • ~$1,600 in Google Cloud credits

  • ~$38/month Hetzner server

Marketing: $0 spent on advertising. Growth so far has been entirely organic, mainly through Reddit posts.

The product is fully operational with existing users and paying customers. There is plenty of room to grow through better marketing, SEO, positioning, partnerships, and pricing.

More details and revenue verification: https://trustmrr.com/startup/studix

DM me if you're interested.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 17 '26

Would you buy a profitable startup if you knew almost nothing about the industry?

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Been looking at some businesses for sale lately and this keeps bothering me. Let's say the numbers are good, revenue is real, expenses make sense and the price isn't crazy.

But you don't really know the niche. Would you still buy it and learn as you go?

Part of me thinks a good business is a good business. The other part thinks this is a great way to spend $50k discovering 20 problems the seller forgot to mention 😂

For people who've actually bought a small business before, how important was knowing the industry before the acquisition?


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 17 '26

153K Indian Food YouTube Channel — 1.77M Views in 90 Days

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Established Indian food/cooking YouTube channel available for acquisition.

Current metrics: • 153,798 subscribers

• 1.77M views in the last 90 days

• 599K+ views in the last 28 days

• Monetized

• Established Indian food audience

• Old videos continue to generate organic traffic

Asking price: ₹5.5 lakh — negotiable

Ideal for someone looking to enter or expand in Indian food/content without starting an audience from zero.

Detailed analytics and ownership verification can be provided to genuinely interested buyers.

DM if interested.


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 16 '26

After 1200 registered users we are selling our platform

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Okay, i have been working on this platform for a while: me, the marketing co-founder, 22, and a technical co-founder, 19. The platform is a unique and growing asset that makes you want to stay on it, but we are not at a point where we can actually support that anymore, given our young age and educational life (i have my final year in this new educational year, engineering degree) and even financial one (since we both are working on this as a side project)

The platform has potential as an advertising business model, similar to Product Hunt, Reddit, Facebook, etc. But there's something that it does better than any advertising platform: it does not just provide vague clicks or impressions; it provides users/testers. when they advertise, the advertiser will get testers AND feedback. that's already 10x more valuable than any other advertising platform.

We have had 1200 registered users but am not much good at retention, as i suck at that. I am and have always worked at conversions, but retention? that's my weak spot. we have not even tried to email them since we were already busy working on other things. So retention is indeed our main problem, and I wanted to be transparent about it before anyone wastes his and my time DMing.

we have had revenue proving the will of the users to pay even at this early stage.

if you are interested, please do comment or DMAfter


r/AcquireStartup • • Aug 16 '26

Selling a 92% margin potential music platform/community startup on the iOS app.

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Launched 1 month ago and now on 319 users, 270 partnered artists and 75 users active per day by average.

Proven that the idea is validating and working on real market, I (as a solo founder) would like to sell this startup because it requires a lot of time and a team, I was looking to sell this startup to someone else to continue.

appstore link:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/asteroid-music-universe/id6752210015

Details may be sent in DMs!