Imagine building a business that makes $1M+ in annual profit and barely needs you to run it.
You can build a seriously profitable SaaS solving the simplest business problems.
Taking $3M for your startup today might be a better decision than chasing a $10M exit five years from now. I know a lot of founders would disagree.
Ethan Roberts built a SaaS for wedding planners while working a full-time job in cybersecurity.
If your startup makes $1M a year in profit and someone offers you $7M to buy it, I'd seriously consider selling.

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This founder built a design agency helping tech startups create beautiful websites using Framer.
Making $1M a year from a startup worth $5M is a pretty interesting problem to have.
If you can build a startup for $100K and eventually sell it for $5M, that's an incredible return on capital. Just think about that for a minute.