Acquire.comReviews of acquire.com

If you’re thinking about selling your dropshipping business on Acquire.com, be aware that your listing will not be accepted.

Their fees were way to expensive for what you get. I was able to sell my business on their platform and very appreciative of it, but the amount of money they took did not make sense based on the level of service I received. Their team was very responsive, but really just handled an introduction to escrow.com to handle the money transfer. Outside of that I felt quite lost as a small business owner going through this for the first time. I'm not saying they did a bad job at what they did, but I feel like I got scammed and spend a lot of money to be introduced to a buyer through a platform and still had to do all the work while paying a broker level of a fee.

The Service doesnt offer monthly subscription and if I had to cancel after 30 days there is no provision, waste of money for whole year. Poor customer exp too!

They claim to be a marketplace to sell startups and SaaS platforms. However be warned, its most likely a waste of your time where after you complete everything, they then require you to price the website in their metrics and demand 3 years P&Ls. How does a start up have 3 years of P&Ls? And who are these people to tell you how much you can ask for your business to sell it? They insist on multiples and I was not selling my SaaS platform based on income because its new, I am selling it on the business concept, the extensive software build out, domain, and app. To these guys, thats worth zero it only can be sold here if you have 3 years P&Ls and income where using their multiples it will generate a sale price you would sell your business for. I think this is a very deceptive site.

All listings are displayed with minimal data, so you have to click through and request access just to decide within 60 seconds that it doesn't fit your criteria. TrustMRR is a much better site, unfortunately they don't have quite as many listings as acquire. not worth $390/year IMO

didn't list my start up because of zero revenue. my complaint is that there should have been a message from the beginning stating this before completing the application.

Support wasn’t helpful, very unresponsive and tried to charge me more fees than they were supposed to. Super odd experience.

I sold my business through Acquire.com (transaction 13157004). After the deal failed to close because of the buyer’s unauthorized actions, Acquire’s representative issued firm “legal” determinations directing who kept the money and the asset — then retracted them in writing, conceding Acquire is not a party to the agreement and “does not make binding legal determinations.” Acquire then refused to relist my business, telling me Escrow.com had confirmed restrictions on my account. Escrow.com confirmed in writing the opposite: my account is in good standing, with no restrictions, current or historical. When I showed Acquire this, they abandoned that reason and switched to vague “discretion,” calling it “final.” Their brokerage affiliate kept a US$440 broker fee on a transaction that never closed. I’m not writing this out of anger — every sentence above is documented. My experience is that Acquire gave a specific reason its own escrow partner contradicts, then changed the reason when challenged. I’d encourage other founders to keep written records of everything and to verify any claim Acquire attributes to a third party.