SaaS businesses for sale, verified at the source
Acquisitions lists AI SaaS products whose recurring revenue, churn and growth come straight from the seller's payment processor through a read-only connection. You screen on the numbers that decide an AI SaaS deal, sign the NDA in the app and move from first message to escrow on one route.
Estimate what an AI SaaS business is worth
Enter monthly recurring revenue and get an indicative range in seconds. The model starts from public market multiple bands for software and adjusts for growth, churn, margin after model costs and owner hours on the result page.
What buyers check before they buy a SaaS business
A subscription product built on AI models looks like classic SaaS from the outside. Underneath, its economics behave differently, and serious acquirers read five things before they open a conversation.
Margin after inference cost.
Model calls are a variable cost that grows with usage. Buyers want gross margin after model and hosting costs, and they want to see how that share moved over the last twelve months.
Model provider dependency.
A product tied to a single AI model provider carries pricing and policy risk. Buyers look for an abstraction layer, fallback models and prompts that survive a model change.
Net revenue retention.
Expansion from seats or usage tiers often decides whether a business trades at the top or the bottom of its band.
Logo churn by cohort.
A single blended churn number hides a lot. Cohort curves show whether recent customers stay as long as early ones.
Owner hours and support load.
An AI product that needs daily prompt tuning by the founder is a job, not an asset.
SaaS margins and inference cost share
Every AI SaaS listing on Acquisitions carries an inference cost share field next to MRR. Sellers enter it during listing and attach the monthly invoices of their model provider in the data room after NDA. Buyers can filter out anything above the share they accept, which removes most mispriced deals before the first call.
Recurring revenue pulled from the payment processor
The seller connects the payment processor with a read-only key. We read subscriptions, invoices, refunds and failed charges, and we compute MRR, growth and churn the same way for every listing. A badge on the metric card shows the source and the date of the last sync. Nothing on the card is typed by the seller. The full method is on our revenue verification page.
- Read-only access, we never move money or change data
- MRR, churn and growth recomputed on every sync
- Refunds and disputes visible after NDA
Filters built for buying SaaS businesses
Open verified AI business listings and narrow the field with filters that matter for AI subscription products.
| Filter | What it does |
|---|---|
| MRR range | Minimum and maximum monthly recurring revenue, verified |
| Growth | Year over year revenue growth from the processor data |
| Monthly churn | Logo churn and revenue churn, separately |
| Inference cost share | Model and hosting costs as a share of revenue |
| Model provider | Single provider, multiple providers or own models |
| Revenue multiple | Asking price divided by annual revenue |
| Geography | Where the customers pay from |
Save any combination as a thesis and get a deal alert when a new listing matches.
Sell a SaaS business to buyers who read the right numbers
Founders list in under an hour. You connect the processor read-only, add margin after model costs, choose what stays hidden until NDA and publish. Buyers see a verified card, not a screenshot. The List plan costs 24 USD per month billed annually, with an optional success fee on deals closed through the escrow route. For the full seller path, see how to sell online business assets on Acquisitions.
- Identity and product name stay private until a signed NDA
- Messages, offers and LOI arrive in one inbox
- Escrow runs through an independent licensed escrow provider
FAQ
We read active subscriptions from the payment processor and normalise annual and quarterly plans to a monthly figure. Discounts, refunds and failed charges are taken into account, so the MRR on the card is what the business actually collects each month.
In AI SaaS, every request costs money at the model provider. A product with high revenue and a high cost share can earn less than a smaller product with a low one. Buyers price on profit and margin durability, so the cost share moves the multiple more than headline revenue.
The Scout plan covers listings up to 250k USD asking price, which includes most micro and small AI SaaS products. For smaller products with very low revenue, the Micro SaaS marketplace page explains how those deals are screened.
Public market data suggests that small SaaS businesses trade on a multiple of annual profit or revenue that moves with growth, churn, size and owner dependency. Our SaaS valuation multiples page shows the method. Any range we show is an indicative estimate, not an appraisal.
No. Acquisitions is a listing and deal workflow platform. It is not a broker-dealer, not an investment adviser and it does not hold funds. Buyer and seller agree the deal themselves, and escrow is handled by an independent licensed escrow provider.
You see the verified metrics, the category, the stack summary and the seller's description. The product name, domain, customer list and financial detail open after the seller accepts your NDA request.
Start screening AI SaaS deals
Create an account as a buyer, set your MRR and margin thresholds and get alerts when a matching AI SaaS business is listed.