Due diligence
Find the risk before escrow does.
Use these buyer checklists before LOI, before escrow, and before you assume a listing's revenue, code, traffic, or transfer path is clean.
Quick Answer
What should SaaS acquisition due diligence include?
SaaS acquisition due diligence should include revenue verification, churn analysis, customer concentration, code ownership, infrastructure transfer, payment account risk, support load, legal liabilities, and escrow release conditions.
SaaS Acquisition Due Diligence Checklist
A buyer checklist for revenue, churn, customers, code, infrastructure, legal transfer, support, and escrow before buying a SaaS business.
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Questions Before Buying a SaaS Business
The key questions SaaS buyers should ask sellers before LOI, escrow, asset transfer, and final close.
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How to Verify MRR Before Buying SaaS
A practical guide to checking monthly recurring revenue before acquiring a SaaS business.
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Red Flags When Buying AI Startups
Buyer-side red flags for AI startup acquisitions, including model cost, data rights, prompt-wrapper risk, retention, and support burden.
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Customer Concentration Risk in SaaS Acquisitions
How to evaluate customer concentration before buying a SaaS business.
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Technical Due Diligence for Micro-SaaS Buyers
A technical checklist for repo quality, hosting, database, secrets, deployments, observability, and handoff before acquiring micro-SaaS.
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Partner marketplace path
Browse verified startup listings after your buyer filter is clear.
Use TrustMRR as a discovery path, then verify revenue, churn, traffic, transfer risk, and escrow terms before any serious offer.
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