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Usually, the price is for the email list, backlinks to the domain name, various social accounts with followers, etc. The price for the actual app is a small par
by shash7 5y ago
Usually, the price is for the email list, backlinks to the domain name, various social accounts with followers, etc. The price for the actual app is a small part of the equation.
- ZephyrBlu 5y agoThey have ~2500 emails, no socials and seemingly only a few backlinks to startup listing websites. That does not seem worth 10k to me. What do you think?
- randymonday 5y agoMy side-project only had ~500 email subscribers, no MRR, but pretty good domain authority because it marketed itself. And still it got acquired only after 3 months!
- bryanrasmussen 5y agofor how much?
- duiker101 5y agoif it's making $350/month, that's $12.6k for 3 years. I think a general rule of thumb for website valuations is 3 years of ARR so seems about right. That's assuming that the website will never grow and will never has any other possible income source.
- sombremesa 5y agoNever grow? It will shrink. The buyer got robbed. Churn is one the numbers investors watch like a hawk in a SaaS, and I can’t imagine this service retaining more than 30% of their users over several months.