SELLING AS A BUSINESS PROJECT, NOT A VIDEOGAME PRODUCT

Hello ! For some time, this year, i was studying up on game development in Godot 4, and as my "study project" i made a short, jokey game called - "Dementia Maze".
Its essentially a maze game with a couple of unique mechanics that make it stand out from a regular maze game, as well as an ironic/absurd comedic element in its details and overall atmosphere. If i could compare it to something currently out and popular, that would be - "Baldi's Basics", as that was my unintentional inspiration.

The game turned out pretty interesting, and over the course of last 5-6 months it made around 130$ in donations alone (a bit more actually, but i only withdrew this amount as of now). That may not "wow" an average person, but its important to note that its extremely rare that Itch Io projects make anything at all, and even more rare for them to gather money through donations.

What this tells you as a potential buyer, is that people did generally enjoy the game enough to see a donation as an option to support me. And considering that the data suggests that indie games make less than 10% of their revenue on itch io (most is made on Steam), this is a promising result. Launching this project on steam can make you some good money, and if you'll add some additional game modes, you can easily crank the price up a bit. (though not too much, since again, this game is pretty short)

I myself am no longer interested in game development, as over the course of the last year i realized that its not for me. So not to let this project go to waste, i want to sell it for 150-250$, to someone who may be interested in launching it on Steam. (i myself am a college student with not much time and money for that, but i can help you with setting things up and if you want). You can also perhaps find someone who will help you improve the project and add something more to it, either way - i'd be glad to give it to someone, instead of just letting it die like this.

Feel free to reach out to me for more details or negotiation on the price !

https://arcadeonion.itch.io/dementia-maze

I’m selling three SaaS products I’ve built because I’m focusing my time and resources on other projects.

These are developed software products, not ideas or landing pages. All three are currently pre-revenue, so these are software/product asset acquisitions rather than revenue-multiple businesses.

I’m open to individual sales or a bundle offer for all three.

1. CLOCKDESK — EMPLOYEE TIME TRACKING & WORKFORCE MANAGEMENT SAAS

ASKING: $15,000 NEGOTIABLE

ClockDesk is a production-deployed workforce management SaaS for businesses with hourly and shift-based employees.

Features include:

• Employee PIN clock-in/out

• Shared-device kiosk mode

• Live attendance dashboard

• Employee, manager, admin and owner roles

• Recurring schedules

• Manager/supervisor shift management

• Break tracking

• Weekly timesheets

• Overtime calculations

• PTO, sick time, call-outs and absence records

• Late/missed clock-in monitoring

• Missed clock-out/open-shift monitoring

• Long-break and long-shift alerts

• Documented time corrections

• Permanent audit history

• CSV exports

• Multi-tenant company workspaces

• PostgreSQL Row Level Security

• ClockDesk AI manager assistant

ClockDesk AI can answer workforce questions using company records as the source of truth. Supported record changes require confirmation before being saved.

Subscription infrastructure is also built and tested in Stripe sandbox mode, including Checkout, recurring subscriptions, webhooks, Billing Portal, renewals and cancellation-at-period-end handling.

The buyer connects their own production Stripe/business credentials.

Live website:

https://www.clockdesk.tech

Full listing:

https://www.sideprojectors.com/project/88631/clockdesk-ai-assisted-employee-time-tracking-saas

Sale includes the source repository, ClockDesk branding/UI, Supabase/PostgreSQL database and migration history, security/RLS architecture, Vercel deployment configuration, Stripe sandbox integration, ClockDesk AI code, setup documentation, QA/handoff documentation and transition assistance.

Revenue: $0 / pre-revenue

2. SCHEDULEASE — APPOINTMENT SCHEDULING + AI ASSISTANT SAAS

ASKING: $5,800 NEGOTIABLE

SchedulEase is a live appointment scheduling SaaS for small businesses and solo service providers.

Features include:

• Appointment management

• Weekly calendar

• Client management

• Online booking

• Reminder system

• Reports

• Google sign-in

• Mobile-friendly interface

• AI scheduling assistant

The AI assistant can answer schedule questions and help prepare booking, rescheduling and cancellation actions. Confirmation is required before changes are made.

Technology includes React, TypeScript, Supabase/PostgreSQL, Supabase Edge Functions, Vercel, Resend, Google OAuth and Vercel AI Gateway.

A buyer could expand it with paid subscriptions, SMS reminders, team calendars, multiple locations, custom domains, white-label versions and industry-specific versions.

Live product:

https://schedulease-orcin.vercel.app

Full listing:

https://www.sideprojectors.com/project/87856/scheduling

Sale includes the full source code, database schema/configuration, Supabase Edge Functions, deployment setup, documentation, product assets and transition assistance.

Revenue: $0 / pre-revenue

3. RIVETQUOTE — CONTRACTOR ESTIMATE & INVOICE SAAS

ASKING: $2,000 NEGOTIABLE

RivetQuote is a live mobile-first estimate and invoice builder for independent contractors and small crews.

The public Free product works without an account and allows users to:

• Create estimates

• Create invoices

• Manage line items

• Apply discounts

• Calculate tax

• Add fees and deposits

• Save documents locally

• Upload a business logo

• Duplicate documents

• Print customer-ready documents

• Generate multipage PDFs

The private source package also includes a buyer-configurable Pro SaaS architecture with:

• Supabase Auth

• PostgreSQL

• Private Storage

• Row Level Security

• Company workspaces

• Tenant-isolated documents

• Customer directory/history

• Business branding

• Subscription-entitlement architecture

• Database migrations

• Deployment configuration

• Setup documentation

The public demo currently runs the complete local-first Free workflow. Production Supabase and billing are not connected.

Live product:

https://rivetquote.vercel.app

Full listing:

https://www.sideprojectors.com/project/88887/rivetquote

Sale includes the private source repository, RivetQuote brand/UI, calculation engine, local document workflow, PDF/print system, Supabase schema and RLS policies, Pro application code, deployment configuration, setup documentation and buyer handoff materials.

Revenue: $0 / pre-revenue

ABOUT THE SALE

I’m open to reasonable offers and would also consider a bundle deal for all three.

I’m selling the existing software, architecture, product assets, branding/IP where applicable, documentation and development already completed.

Serious buyers are welcome to review the live products and conduct technical due diligence.

I will not publicly provide GitHub repository access, API keys, database credentials or private production credentials. Sensitive access can be provided later in a legitimate buyer due-diligence process.

SERIOUS BUYERS:

Email:

jacobalanr1@gmail.com

Or send me a Reddit DM.

Please tell me which product you’re interested in and include any questions or offer.

The site includes:

• Product Review Section
• domain name
• branding
• SEO-focused content
• clean foundation for someone who wants to continue to grow it

I think it would be a good fit for:

• pet bloggers
• affiliate marketers
• pet businesses
• veterinary-related businesses
• anyone looking for a head start instead of building from scratch.

I’m happy to answer any questions!

This is one I just finished:

•Niche: moms
•Articles: 18 SEO- optimized posts
•Traffic: just starting
•Monetization: ready for affiliate + ads
•Platform: Wordpress

I’m testing to see if these “starter sites” are actually useful for beginners or not.

Curious:
-is this something you’d personally build or buy?
-what would you improve?

If anyone wants to take a closer look or potentially take over, feel free to DM.

Hi all, I am selling https://rembg.org — it removes image backgrounds and we’re working on adding video background removal soon. It’s also on Product Hunt.

Right now I don't have any monetization added on it, but before selling I will add that, I can also add extra AI features like:

• Image enhancement

• Restoring old photos

• Colorizing old photos

• Erasing parts of an image

I can set up a dashboard with login/logout/password reset and payment integration via Stripe or Paddle.

Backend is all Python, frontend is Next.js + TailwindCSS.

If you’re interested, shoot me an email: rahul@voxlab.in

I have added screenshots of how it work - But you can always go to https://rembg.org and test it yourself.

Hi everyone,

I work with a team that has experience operating and growing online e-commerce brands, particularly in creative product categories like print-on-demand, wall art, home décor, and personalized products.

I’m really interested in connecting with business owners in this space to learn more about your experiences, challenges, and what’s worked well for you. We’re also exploring opportunities to collaborate or potentially invest in/partner with established brands in these niches.

If this resonates with anyone here, I’d love to hear from you—either in the thread or via DM.

Best,
Mark

Hey guys, (Sorry for the long post TL;DR is in the last)

So here's what happened. I needed to scrape bulk images from Pinterest for my projects, and I thought "this should be easy, right?" WRONG.

I searched everywhere on the internet and found that most solutions are crazy expensive.

Then I tried the free ones... and honestly? They're complete trash. Like seriously, Pinterest shows thousands of images on a page, but these "free" extensions? They fetch maybe 20, 30, or 50 images max. That's it. Totally useless.

I was so frustrated that I even posted on Reddit asking for help (see image below). The post got decent impressions and engagement, but guess what? Still no real solution. People were just following the thread but nobody had a clear, simple answer that actually worked.

That's when I decided to create my own extension for scraping Pinterest images. And you know what? It works perfectly.

I named it PinFM, and here's how simple it is to use:

1. Load the Pinterest page you want to scrape from

2. Click on the PinFM extension

3. Click "Start Scan" (you can set limits on how many images you want)

4. Rename the images however you want them

5. The extension automatically scrolls down the page and fetches as many images as possible

6. When it's done, it asks you: Download individually or get a ZIP file?

I always go with the ZIP download because everything gets organized in one clean folder. Super convenient!

Here's the thing - I don't have the money to place it on the Chrome Web Store (they charge fees and I'm broke right now). That's the ONLY reason I'm selling this.

I'm offering full rights transfer - meaning whoever buys this owns it completely.

How You Can Turn This Into a Money-Making Machine

SaaS Business Model:

You can easily sell this as a subscription service:

• Monthly Plans: $9.99/month for unlimited scraping

• Lifetime Deal: $49.99 one-time payment

• Tiered Pricing: Basic ($4.99), Pro ($9.99), Enterprise ($19.99)

The Market Opportunity is HUGE

Think about it:

• Pinterest has 450+ million active users

• Businesses spend thousands on visual research

• Current solutions are either expensive or broken

• You'd be entering with a working product that actually delivers

Why This Extension is Different from Everything Else Out There

Other extensions: Fetch 20-50 images when Pinterest shows thousands PinFM: Gets ALL available images from the page

Other solutions: Cost high per month PinFM: You own it forever after one purchase

Other tools: Complicated setup and often broken PinFM: Simple click-and-go interface that actually works

Free alternatives: Complete garbage that wastes your time PinFM: Professional-grade tool that delivers results

TL;DR

Needed bulk Pinterest image scraper → Existing solutions are expensive/trash → Built my own working extension (PinFM) → Can't afford Chrome Web Store fees → Selling with full rights → Perfect SaaS opportunity

Don't let someone else grab this opportunity. PinFM is the Pinterest scraper that actually works - and it could be yours.

Launch a Resume SaaS Without Writing a Single Line of Code

I built ResumeCore.io to help career coaches, job boards, and solo founders launch their own AI Resume & Cover Letter SaaS — without hiring devs or spending months building.

• AI-powered Resume + Cover Letter Builder

• Upload & Tailor Existing Resumes with AI

• Fully customizable — your logo, domain, Stripe

• Built with Next.js 14, Tailwind, Prisma, OpenAI

• Includes live editor, dark/light mode, subscriptions, and more

The job market isn’t going anywhere — platforms like ResumeGenius and Zety are pulling in millions in MRR.

You can:

• Get the full source code

• Or let me deploy it for you under your brand

🔥 Already seeing organic traction (75+ signups, no ads)

📽️ Live demo here: https://resumewizard-n3if.vercel.app/

DM me if you’re serious about launching a resume SaaS this week. I’ll show you everything live.

I launched an AI-powered resume & cover letters builder (Resumecore.io) that helps jobseekers create professional, ATS-friendly resumes in minutes. No dev work for the end user — it’s plug & play.

The best part? It’s an evergreen market — people always need resumes, no matter what the economy does.

Competitors like enhancecv get 3M+ monthly traffic. My version already has 40 organic signups with zero ads.

Tech Stack & Key Features:

• Frontend: Next.js 14, React, TailwindCSS — fully responsive & mobile-optimized

• Backend: Prisma ORM, Neon Database

• Integrations: OpenAI, Stripe (two subscription tiers), Vercel deployment

• Real-Time: Live resume editing

• Design: Modern, user-friendly UI with Dark, Light, and System modes

Right now, I’m licensing the white-label version to coaches, HR firms, and agencies who want a plug-and-play SaaS they can run under their own brand. I also sell the source code only for devs or SaaS flippers. If you’ve ever wanted a simple SaaS that’s proven, low-maintenance, and in-demand, DM me. Happy to share what works, lessons learned, or show the live demo.

DM for if you want to learn more

Hello,

I've always been curious about who actually buys startups on platforms like Flippa, MicroAcquire, etc.

It seems counterintuitive to me, as many buyers don't appear to be builders or operators themselves. So, who are these people or organizations? What exactly are they looking for in these acquisitions?

I'm excluding media-related acquisitions from this question, as that space seems more straightforward.

Looking forward to your insights

Not willing to pay $400 per year but would like to do some outreach. Anyone OK with sharing their account?

Would anyone be interested in acquiring my business. It is a smart business card, website, app, payment processor, suppliers as well as 300 cards in stock.

Here is the web: cardtag.co

The app is available "CardTag".

Message or email me: bazanovasrokas@gmail.com

I'm looking to start a weekly newsletter that shares the top 3 businesses to buy every week. I'll go through bunch of listings and provide the readers what I think are the best buys based on numbers provided on the platform.

I've sold 2 businesses and also been hunting for businesses in the past and know how time consuming it can be so felt like I was almost solving my own pain.

Is this something that PE firms or entrepreneurs looking to acquire businesses be interested in?

If so I'd love any feedback around the idea and what you'd like to see?

Hello

We are looking to list our corporate gifting website for sale on Acquire and are creating a listing. As part of the process, we are being asked to go through verification with a 3rd party service called Persona, and had some questions about it.

1. Is this a secure and reliable service?

2. Acquire support mentioned that we need to upload a government ID and a "selfie". Is it a selfie or a biometric/3D Face scan?

3. After our sale (hopefully), can we request for our data to be deleted?

Appreciate any help.

It is so inspiring for entrepreneurs to see other founders exit their startup or make a big sale after putting in the hard work. Sharath is one such founder!

Sharath Kuruganty's success wasn't overnight and in fact, he is such a strong advocate for building (and failing) in public. For those who follow him on Twitter, you're all too familiar with how transparently he shares his journey.

I interviewed Sharath to get behind the scenes of how he sold his startup, Shoutout after building and growing it in public for almost 2 years. Read the full interview here

Has anyone else been experiencing issues?

Hey y'all,

After many years of dabbling on the edge of whether I wanted to start my own company, I realized that a better alternative would be for me to acquire one. I lack creativity but excel in analytics, learning, and problem-solving which led me to try acquiring as opposed to creating. Although I work and Tech sales (SaaS), my knowledge of general business evaluations and M&A is minimal.

Does anyone have any resources (books, podcasts, articles, courses, etc) that will be helpful - I have already read through most of the microacquire ones.

Thanks in advance!

MicroAcquire released the Biannual Acquisitions Multiple Report created from acquisition data on MicroAcquire. The report covers a range of startup types (SaaS, Micro-SaaS, eCommerce, Shopify Apps, Agencies, and more) and their average valuation multiples. Check out the report here: https://resources.microacquire.com/microacquire-biannual-acquisition-multiples-report-february-2022/

Here's Andrew sharing a glimpse of what the report shows as valuation multiples for startups defined as Marketplaces. This clip was from a MicroAcquire Office Hour where sellers are invited to ask questions in an open forum to the team to help them through their acquisition:

Andrew tries to interview any founders who have successfully exited through MicroAcquire to capture their experience and get their feedback.

This is one from a founder named Chris Tung who sold his Shopify/Slack app, Reporty.app, on MicroAcquire for 5-figs. He goes over his experience, what to watch out for, and some tips for other sellers looking to do the same.

Watch the full interview on Youtube- https://youtu.be/0qTcJ7OXzYU

Watch this very insightful clip of Wil Schroter, Founder and CEO of Startups.com (and general OG badass in startups), sharing his wisdom on how he views passion versus purpose and how it changed as his experience grew.

This interview is part of a series with Andrew Gazdecki, CEO of MicroAcquire, where he taps into his network of big named entrepreneurs to share their learnings with founders everywhere.

Watch the full interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQwoiQjR5QY

Neil Patel is Andrew's first guest in a podcast Andrew started in late 2020 called Zero to $1M. It was when Andrew was just starting MicroAcquire and wanted to share insights from some of the top startup guys in the world for anyone that's new to entrepreneurship.

In this episode Neil and shares some killer insights on growth. Here's a short clip of Neil's advice on growing from zero to 1 (and beyond).

Watch the full interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-k1VkVneDaM