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Selling a SaaS company: recurring revenue, product rights and operations
A SaaS sale profile should connect recurring revenue and retention with defensible product rights and a technical operation that can continue without the founder. Buyers need consistent metrics, a documented rights chain and a controlled route to technical evidence.
Evidence recurring revenue and customer retention
Show MRR and ARR derived from active recurring agreements, together with logo and revenue churn, expansion, cohorts, discounts, customer concentration, gross margin and support load. Separate implementation, consulting and other one-off income and explain the founder's role in sales, product and operations.
Prepare product, rights and technical records
Prepare contracts, billing data, repositories, employee and contractor assignments, brands, domains, open-source and third-party licences, architecture, hosting, deployment, monitoring, backups, security processes, known technical debt and the roadmap. Production credentials and exploitable vulnerabilities require controlled specialist review.
Reach buyers able to operate the product
SaaS operators, software groups and technically capable entrepreneurs may fit if the product, market and go-to-market model complement their resources. The offer should state support, security and development requirements without releasing source code, customer data or individual contract terms. Keep production credentials, source code, exploitable vulnerabilities, customer data, security architecture and confidential contract terms out of the public offer and uncontrolled data rooms.
Transfer deployment, support and product ownership
Plan joint releases, restore and incident tests, billing, support, customer communication and roadmap ownership with named responsibilities. Rotate access only at the agreed cut-off and document knowledge transfer from key people and external providers.
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Questions to resolve before selling a SaaS company
How can I substantiate MRR, ARR and customer churn consistently?
Derive MRR and ARR from active, genuinely recurring agreements and separate setup, services and one-off income. Show logo and revenue churn, expansion, discounts, overdue payments and cohorts over several periods using consistent definitions.
How do I demonstrate ownership of the code, brand and product rights?
Map repositories, employee and contractor agreements, open-source components, licences, brands, domains and customer-specific work into a documented rights chain. Buyers must see what the company owns and what depends on a third party or individual.
Which technical records belong in due diligence for a SaaS sale?
Prepare architecture, hosting, deployment, data model, dependencies, tests, monitoring, security processes, backups and known technical debt. Do not share production credentials or exploitable weaknesses openly; use suitable reviewers and controlled access.
How can product, support and operations transfer without service interruption?
Plan joint releases, restore and incident tests, support cases, billing, customer communication and roadmap ownership. Rotate access at the agreed cut-off and document knowledge transfer from key people and external providers.