Micro SaaS marketplace for small AI tools
Small AI tools run by one person. A browser extension that summarises pages, a plugin that writes product descriptions, a niche transcription service. Acquisitions is a micro SaaS marketplace where these products are listed with verified MRR, honest owner hours and a handover you can actually complete in a week or two.
Estimate the value of a micro SaaS
Enter MRR and get an indicative range. Micro SaaS is usually priced on profit, so the result page weighs owner hours and model costs heavily.
What matters in a small SaaS purchase
At micro scale, a single risk can wipe out most of the value. Buyers who collect small products check these points.
Platform risk.
Many micro SaaS products are extensions or plugins inside another platform. A change in that platform's rules or API can end the product. Buyers check the dependency and the history of policy changes.
Owner hours.
A buyer of a small tool wants a few hours a week, not a second job. The listing states the real number and what fills it.
Support volume.
Support tickets per month and how many need the founder tell more than any metric about workload.
Model cost per user.
Small tools often run on generous usage limits. Buyers check what heavy users cost and whether limits are in place.
Simple stack.
A stack the buyer can understand and host quickly lowers risk and transition time.
Buy a micro SaaS as a first acquisition
Many acquirers start with a micro SaaS to learn the route on a smaller ticket. The Scout plan covers listings up to 250k USD asking price, ten NDA requests per month and deal alerts, which is enough for a focused search.
Small numbers, same verification
A micro SaaS with modest MRR gets the same read-only verification as a larger company. We read subscriptions from the payment processor and usage from analytics, and compute MRR, churn and growth ourselves. Small products are where self-reported numbers mislead most, which is why we treat them the same. Read about revenue verification.
- MRR and churn computed by us, not entered
- Active users from analytics
- Support and hours documented by the seller
Filters for the micro SaaS marketplace
Narrow verified AI business listings to small products you can run alone.
| Filter | What it does |
|---|---|
| MRR range | Verified monthly recurring revenue |
| Owner hours per week | Time needed to run the product |
| Platform dependency | Standalone, extension, plugin or integration |
| Asking price | Up to the size you want |
| Inference cost share | Model costs as a share of revenue |
| Support tickets per month | Workload indicator from the seller |
Set a deal alert and get a message when a matching product appears.
List your micro SaaS in under an hour
Connect revenue and analytics read-only, write down your weekly routine and publish. Buyers of small products decide quickly when the numbers are verified and the handover is clear. The List plan costs 24 USD per month billed annually and includes one active listing, verification, the NDA gate, messages and a valuation range. Compare plans on sell online business. If your product has grown beyond one person, list it under SaaS businesses for sale.
- Handover checklist for code, domain, accounts and model keys
- Private listing until NDA
- Optional escrow route through an independent licensed escrow provider
FAQ
A small software product, usually run by one person or a very small team, with a narrow use case and recurring revenue. On Acquisitions, micro SaaS listings use AI as a core part of the product.
It depends on profit, owner hours and risk. A small product with stable churn and low costs can give a buyer steady income and a base to grow. The estimator gives an indicative range, and the factors on the result page show what moves it.
Small products with a simple stack often move within days once escrow clears. The handover checklist lists code, hosting, domain, payment processor account, model provider keys and support inbox.
Then the platform account and listing must move to the buyer as well. Sellers state the platform in the listing and buyers can filter by platform dependency.
No. The Scout plan covers listings up to 250k USD asking price, which includes most micro SaaS. Acquirer adds all listing sizes, unlimited NDA requests and the LOI builder.
Yes. Many do. State it in the listing and describe how hard it would be to switch. Buyers price the dependency, and an honest description saves time on both sides.
Buy a small AI tool you can run
Create an account, set your owner hours and MRR range and get alerts when a matching micro SaaS is listed.