SellMySaaS
A marketplace to buy and sell micro-SaaS & side projects.
What it does
SellMySaaS is a marketplace for buying and selling micro-SaaS, SaaS businesses and side projects. Founders can list pre-revenue or profitable products, while buyers can discover software that's already built, validated and ready to grow. No brokers. No complicated process. Just founders buying and selling what they've built.
Sell your micro SaaS in minutes. Pre-revenue or revenue generating. List for $4.99 (founders offer, reg. $9.99), no commission. Verified buyers only.
List your micro SaaS in minutes — pre-revenue or profitable. Built for founders, not brokers. One dashboard for owners and tenants. Track rent, repairs, KYC, inventory and meter readings. 15 days free. Log expenses in 5 seconds. Get a weekly receipt every Sunday. Your data lives in your Google Drive — not our servers. Free forever. Pay $4.99 once to list — a founders introductory price, down from $9.99. Whatever you sell for, you keep. Every buyer confirms their email before a message reaches you. No public inbox to get spammed. Requests land in your dashboard. You review and reply on your own terms — nothing is automatic. Paste your URL, fill a short form, pay, done. No lengthy…from sellmysaas.xyz
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