... spent the last ~8/9 months analysing micro-acquisition deals (mostly on Flippa, Acquire, IndieHackers, TrustMRR) with the goal of building a small portfolio on the side. After ~700 hours reviewing listings, one thing became obvious: due diligence at this level is still very manual and fragmented. So I started building a tool for myself to speed things up. The requirements were simple: Flag inconsistencies between P&L, listings, and screenshots Detect unusual spikes/drops in traffic or revenue Keep deal ... ... manual due diligence is exactly the kind of pain that makes a tool worth building. The P&L inconsistency flagging alone would save most buyers from a bad deal. Curious whether you're planning to integrate directly with Flippa

... People who buy online businesses: Where do you usually find acquisition opportunities? Most marketplaces like Acquire or Flippa seem very competitive once a business is listed. Have you ever tried reaching out to founders before they list their business for sale? I m validating a startup idea called Fountrix. A tool that discovers online businesses with acquisition potential before they appear on marketplaces. Projects with solid fundamentals but weak marketing ranked by opportunity. Would this be useful for people ...

... your Stripe account(s)? Do you use ONE Stripe account for all your apps? Or do you create a separate Stripe account per project? Some things I m considering: Easier management of subscriptions & webhooks per app Centralized dashboard vs. separation of concerns How taxes / payouts / reporting works across multiple apps If you ve scaled solo or run multiple indie products I d love to hear how you do it and why! Drop your thoughts, setups, or gotchas ... ... instead of just one Comment from Fabian Maume(@fabian_maume): I recommend creating separate accounts for all products. That allow you to easily sell one app in you need to save time and refocus on one app. Marketplaces like Flippa

... When I interviewed one founder, he mentioned a few sites where you can sell your business, such as: Acquire BizBuySell Flippa GetAcquired Reddit (yeah, this one too) Do you know more sites? The question also is: Do you always sell your unwanted biz? (I could see many people abandon it, sell it to a friend or pass it to a family member.) Comment from Ben(@moonlite_money): @busmark_w_nika  if you're running a company, you know ... ... your competitors

... Stories, Reels, etc. Comment from Ken Miller(@seriousken): @chrismessina  I mean, these days the answer is always "yes" Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): I have a different take on this. Most acquirers are deciding between buy vs build. The main reasons they choose buy is: The cost to build is too high or presents too many unknowns (execution, strategic, etc.) The product they're eyeing has a strategic, fast-growing, and/or otherwise attractive distribution moat Said another ... ... moat did you build? If Cursor can one-shot the entire product and you have no sales, there's nothing defensible there. That's why we're already seeing a huge wave of products with no/low sales on @Acquire.com @Flippa

... Comment from Mat Sherman(@mat_sherman): @chrismessina @rajiv_ayyangar THAT is an interesting idea. Also curious, what would you do with it? Comment from Mat Sherman(@mat_sherman): I always thought it would be interesting to build a Crunchbase/Pitchbook competitor by using Product Hunt data. Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @sentry_co to second what Chris Messina said, we do have dark mode on ios. Did you see the Golden Kitty's leaderboard theme? That was an early attempt ... ... case or feature list and the chatbot suggests products based on the requirements. - Improved Bookmarks: Currently we can only bookmark product launch posts, maybe adding threads and comment bookmarks would be useful too. Sub-Products of Product Hunt: - Alternative