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@Goul is that sub 1M revenue, profit or expected valuation? Might be worth speaking to a broker like https://feinternational.com/ who also operate in the UK if any of those numbers are close to 1M.
Smaller transactions usually involve an asset purchase agreement rather than company sale. That makes the process much simpler.
James, who is written about in this article, is UK (Brighton) based and sold on the platform very early on: https://nocodeexits.substack.com/p/4-how-a-zoom-quiz-app-was-built-promoted
At #bclxiii one person asked me what tech events are still going on in #London?
The combination of the COVID pandemic and WFH has kinda done a number on tech meetups/user groups/etc. Plus RIP Skills Matter, and Meetup and Eventbrite are, well, not exactly optimal for finding things.
Off the top of my head, the London Ruby User Group is pretty active, as are Python London, Rust London, the London Java Community, Codebar etc. What else?
I decided that not every blog post has to be a ground-breaking masterpiece so I quickly wrote up the tale of how we (Podia) have gradually reduced our dependancy on Heroku.
We’re not off it yet, and we won’t be, but we _can_ be and you can too: https://jamie.ideasasylum.com/2024/10/30/moving-off-heroku-slowly
Is it normal for a profitable SaaS that's more than 10 years old to achieve:
📈 20% YoY active customer growth
📈 50% YoY revenue growth
📈 30% YoY MRR growth
...while keeping annual revenue per person above $250K?
Asking for a friend who I think is doing rather well.
Tom Morris
Jamie Lawrence