Fintech listed on Acquire.com
An Acquire.com listing advertises a fintech business described as 'Shopify for private fundraising' with $500K ARR and reported 92% margins now on the market. The listing highlights high margin and recurring revenue metrics as the sales pitch to buyers. (x.com)
A fintech software business described as “Shopify for private fundraising” is being marketed for sale on Acquire.com with $500,000 in annual recurring revenue and a reported 92% margin. (x.com) (acquire.com) The listing circulated in a post by Acquire.com founder Andrew Gazdecki, who highlighted the company’s recurring revenue and margin profile as the pitch to buyers. Acquire.com says its marketplace serves more than 500,000 entrepreneurs and has facilitated more than $500 million in closed deal volume. (x.com) (acquire.com) Acquire.com markets itself as a marketplace for buying and selling online businesses, including software, ecommerce, agencies, newsletters, mobile apps and crypto companies. Its buyer pages say shoppers can filter listings by monthly recurring revenue, churn, tech stack and other operating metrics before making offers. (acquire.com 1) (acquire.com 2) In software deals, annual recurring revenue means subscription income expected over a year, and buyers use it to judge how predictable a company’s sales are. Acquire’s help pages say recurring revenue and customer metrics on listings can be calculated through ChartMogul integrations, while traffic data can come from Google Analytics. (mercury.com) (help.acquire.com) The margin figure stands out because Acquire.com’s 2025 multiples report said profitable software startups published on the platform reported an average 71% profit margin. The same report said profitable startups tend to draw more buyer interest, receive more offers and sell faster than unprofitable ones. (blog.acquire.com 1) (blog.acquire.com 2) Acquire’s own guidance to sellers says pricing a company correctly can widen the buyer pool and improve the odds of a faster sale. Its valuation materials also say most small software businesses are valued on profit multiples unless they are growing unusually fast with very low churn. (blog.acquire.com 1) (blog.acquire.com 2) That helps explain why the sales pitch in this listing leans so hard on margin and recurring revenue instead of a consumer brand story or headcount. On Acquire.com, those are the numbers buyers are told to use to compare one software asset with another. (x.com) (acquire.com) (acquire.com) The listing does not by itself establish a sale price, and public snapshots do not show the company name or full diligence materials. But the post offered a clear look at what founders now emphasize when they try to sell a fintech software company on a startup marketplace: steady subscriptions, thin operating costs and a business that appears to run with little friction. (x.com) (acquire.com)
