SaaS Marketplace

Sell Your SaaS Business
on ExitBid

14 curated SaaS listings at a time. 5-day auctions. Zero commission. Buyers who understand MRR, churn, and unit economics.

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Why ExitBid

Why SaaS Founders Choose ExitBid

Only 14 listings live at any time. Every SaaS receives full buyer attention.

Recurring Revenue Commands Premium Multiples

SaaS products with predictable monthly income consistently attract the strongest bids. Buyers pay 3-5x ARR for verified, recurring revenue streams.

5-Day Auction, Not 5-Month Negotiation

Traditional brokers take 3-12 months to close. ExitBid's 5-day auction format creates competitive tension — registered buyers bid in real-time, driving prices upward.

Zero Commission

You keep 100% of the sale price. No percentage-based fees, no success fees. A flat listing fee is all it takes to reach registered buyers.

Global Buyer Pool

Crypto-native payments enable seamless international participation. A wider buyer pool increases competition and strengthens final sale prices.

Buyer Intelligence

What Buyers Look For in a SaaS

Strengthen these metrics before listing to improve your valuation.

MRR / ARR

Monthly or Annual Recurring Revenue. The primary valuation metric. Higher and growing MRR = significantly better multiples.

Churn Rate

Monthly churn below 2% is excellent. Low churn signals a sticky product buyers are confident will retain revenue post-acquisition.

Customer Count & NRR

Diversified customer base with Net Revenue Retention above 100% means existing customers are spending more — a strong growth signal.

Tech Stack & Automation

Modern stack (Node, React, Python, Go) and automated operations reduce acquisition risk. Fewer manual processes = more buyer confidence.

Growth Trajectory

Even steady 10-15% MoM growth significantly improves multiples. Buyers value momentum as much as current revenue.

Owner Time Investment

SaaS requiring less than 5 hours/week is significantly more attractive. Documented operational independence directly increases valuation.

Valuation Guide

How Much Is Your SaaS Worth?

SaaS valuations are primarily ARR-based. These are typical ranges on ExitBid.

SaaS businesses are valued on a multiple of ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue). The multiple depends on growth rate, churn, product stickiness, and operational efficiency. ExitBid's competitive auction format regularly drives final prices 20-40% above the opening bid.

2-3x
Stable SaaS
Flat growth, <$5K MRR
3-5x
Growing SaaS
10-30% MoM, solid churn
5-8x
High-Growth SaaS
30%+ growth, NRR >100%
Process

Sell Your SaaS in 3 Steps

From submission to closing — typically under 10 days. See full process →

1

List Your SaaS

Submit your SaaS details: MRR, tech stack, customer count, and revenue proof. Set your starting price.

2

5-Day Auction

After moderation, your SaaS goes live in one of 14 exclusive auction slots. Registered buyers bid competitively with real-time updates.

3

Secure Transfer

Buyer and Seller coordinate the handover directly — codebase, domain, database, integrations, credentials. ExitBid never holds deal funds.

Ready to Exit Your SaaS?

Your 5-day auction starts within 24 hours of approval. Join founders who have successfully exited on ExitBid.

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FAQ

SaaS Selling — Common Questions

SaaS businesses typically sell for 3-5x ARR. Businesses demonstrating strong growth, low churn, and NRR above 100% routinely achieve 5-8x ARR through ExitBid's competitive auction format.
After moderation (typically 4-24 hours), your 5-day auction begins. Most SaaS transactions complete within 7-10 days, compared to 3-12 months through traditional brokers.
You will need MRR/ARR proof (Stripe or equivalent), churn data, customer count, and tech stack details. Greater transparency directly correlates with stronger bids.
After the auction closes, Buyer and Seller coordinate the handover directly between themselves — source code, domain, database, third-party integrations, and customer credentials. ExitBid does not hold sale funds; the deal is settled directly between the parties, optionally through a third-party escrow service of their choice.