MicroAssets

Name: MicroAssets
Rating: 5.0 (2 reviews)

The marketplace focused on micro acquisitions

5.0•2 reviews•

386 followers

The marketplace focused on micro acquisitions

5.0•2 reviews•

386 followers

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MicroAssets connects buyers with bootstrapped founders that sell high-potential projects under $100k.

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I've seen the efforts Mubs and Simon have put into building this marketplace firsthand. And seeing how much they're putting the emphasis on the indie makers community is something I can truly get behind. Congrats on the launch and on building the missing piece for selling/buying smaller projects!

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2yr ago

Maker

@ropesandhopes that's awesome to hear Damien. Thank you for all your support !

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2yr ago

Hi Simon, congrats! Love the concept and the website. Simple, clean and functional. Hope in the future you can add Google signup/sign-in(so used to clicking a button that I am lazy filling in stuff 😅)

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2yr ago

Maker

Thanks for comments and feedback @theanamoura !

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2yr ago

I closed the tab as soon as I had to sign up just to view free listings. Should be like Flippa where I can at least get an idea of what your website holds before signing up. Sign up to comment, read more details etc. But should be able to see listings without giving out personal information.

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2yr ago

Maker

@tim_hickman just seeing this, appreciate the feedback

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2yr ago

How would you say you differ from competitors like acquire.com?

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2yr ago

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Maker

@dwilson1 Working to put the"micro" back into acquisitions. Acquire is great, but they've moved up-market so to speak, and the listing requirements make it difficult for smaller projects to get listed and sold. We're keeping a focus on the micro side of the market here.

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2yr ago

Maker

@dwilson1 Great question. While there are obvious similarities in the platform itself, I think the major difference now is the community and demographic, particularly since MicroAcquire became Acquire.

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2yr ago