MicroAcquire Reviews

The fees are mostly fair and easy to understand, which I appreciate. That said, some listings still feel a bit pricey, especially if you’re a smaller buyer and not trying to blow your whole budget on one thing like an idiot. Overall, I’d say it’s worth it if you find the right deal

I had a small issue and I was mostly paying attention to how fast support would respond. They got back to me quickly and helped sort it out without much back and forth. I didn’t focus on every little detail, but the part I cared about was handled well. Not perfect, but overall a good experience.

The deal itself went through without any real issues, so that part was good. After the sale though, the support felt a bit slow. I did get my questions answered in the end, but I had to follow up more than I thought I would. So yeah, not a bad experience, just not amazing either.

I put my small SaaS up on MicroAcquire and got interest quickly, which was nice. Didn’t feel like I was just shouting into the void or anything.
The main thing was the quality of buyers... some were legit, asked smart questions and seemed like they knew what they were doing. But plenty felt more like window shoppers, asking for a bunch of details with no real plan to move forward.

Overall I’d say it’s not a bad platform, just don’t expect every lead to be serious. You’ll probably need to do a lot of filtering yourself, and I do wish they vetted buyers a bit more

I was mostly just trying to get everything set up and figure out where all the settings were at first, and I expected it to be a little more confusing than it was. After poking around for a while, I realized the privacy controls were actually decent. The confidential stuff felt like it was being handled safely, which was reassuring.

I had a good experience with the sellers on MicroAcquire overall. The ones I talked to were mostly responsive and willing to share more details when I asked, which made the process feel straightforward. A couple were a little slow getting back to me, but it wasn’t a big deal. Based on my experience, it seems like the seller quality on there is generally decent. It’s not perfect, but I’d definitely use it again...

I was a little anxious starting the onboarding, but then it moved so fast I was kind of shocked. Before I could even overthink it, I was approved. Super quick and a big relief...

I got verified as a seller way quicker than I thought I would. Maybe I’m biased because I really hate long approval processes, but this one felt painless

I got stuck and reached out to support, and they actually helped me quickly. It was a relief to get it sorted without waiting forever. Did anyone else run into the same issue?

I used microacquire.com mostly because I was trying to get a better feel for what my startup might be worth before I actually listed it. The valuation guidance helped more than I expected, especially since I didn’t really know what buyers focus on, even though I kind of thought I did. It definitely kept me from putting some ridiculous high price on it.

Some parts were still a little unclear, so I ended up double-checking things on my own anyway, which maybe you should do no matter what. But overall it was a good experience, and I’d say it’s worth trying if you’re selling a smaller SaaS or online business.

I bought a small SaaS through MicroAcquire as a verified buyer and it was... yeah, straightforward. The chat was easy enough, the seller had the docs ready, or at least the main stuff I needed, and escrow felt secure. It took a little longer than I expected, but not in a dramatic way. Overall, good experience

I was expecting at least some mismatch, because these kinds of marketplaces usually make everything look better than it is. But the listing I checked was pretty much exactly what it said: the numbers, screenshots, and details all lined up after I reached out. No weird surprises or last-minute “oh actually” moments. It made looking through deals way less stressful, and I’d definitely use MicroAcquire again.

The whole thing was super quick. No weird delays or back-and-forth, just a smooth process from start to finish. Happy with how Easy it all was.

I used MicroAcquire while looking around for smaller SaaS deals, a lot of the matches were close to what I had in mind. Not perfect, but definitely more useful than just scrolling through random listings.

Some listings had everything laid out clearly, while others took a bit of back-and-forth to really understand what was going on. I also found myself wishing the filters were a little tighter, especially when trying to compare similar businesses.

Overall, it saved me time and helped me find a few options that actually felt worth looking into. It could be better, but for what I needed, I’d give it 4 stars.

I listed my small SaaS on MicroAcquire and thought there’d be more going on. The site itself is fine, but the whole marketplace felt quiet. I got a few views and a couple random messages, but hardly anyone seemed like a serious buyer. What made it more frustrating was how impersonal it all felt, no real human contact or anyone checking in, just kind of left to figure it out and wait. Maybe it works better if you have a bigger startup, but for me the activity just wasn’t there. For the time and money, it was disappointing...

I use microacquire.com mostly to poke around small SaaS deals, and the search does the job well enough. The basic filters are helpful when I’m trying to narrow things down, but sometimes the results still come back feeling kind of all over the place, like the site knows something I don’t.

A few listings pop up even when they don’t really match what I selected, which makes me wonder if there’s some mysterious ranking logic quietly pulling strings in the background. It’s not a bad site at all, but I definitely end up clicking around more than I expected just to find the stuff that actually fits

I did find a few decent listings, so it wasn’t a total waste or anything. But the premium price felt a little high for how much I ended up using it. It’s not bad, but I’m not sure I got enough out of it to feel fully worth it.

Umm, overall I’ve had a good experience so far. MicroAcquire seems to do a solid job blocking most of the spammy or sketchy messages, which I really appreciate. I did get one weird contact, but for the most part it feels a lot safer than I expected.

I put together a listing on MicroAcquire it was straightforward. It took me a little while to pull all the numbers and details together, but the actual form was clear and easy to follow. Being able to save it and come back later helped a lot. Felt like a small win finally getting it published without overthinking the whole thing. Overall, really smooth experience and no real complaints.

In my experience, the escrow part was okay and worked as expected, but the payments seemed to take longer than I would’ve liked