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Micro SaaS Under $50,000

Micro SaaS under $50,000 on Sell Micro SaaS are software businesses listed for less than $50k by their founders, with the asking price and, where shared, MRR, costs, profit multiple, churn and tech stack. There’s no listing fee and 0% commission, and you contact the founder directly.

At this level you’re usually buying an income stream, not a project. Recurring revenue, low churn, low owner hours and a spread of customers matter most. Some sellers are open to earn-outs or seller financing, which each listing shows under the deal terms.

Every number is self-reported by the seller. Verify revenue against bank payouts, review the code and infrastructure, check who owns the IP and accounts, use escrow for the payment and have the purchase agreement reviewed before you sign.

Updated October 2026 0 listings for sale 0% commission

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Figures are self-reported by the seller and not verified by SellMicroSaaS. Verify everything yourself before you pay. Use the due diligence checklist.

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Micro SaaS Under $50,000: questions

What do you get for up to $50,000?

Usually an established micro SaaS with steady MRR, a customer base and documented processes. Expect more questions and more proof at this level, from both sides.

How deep should due diligence go?

Deep. Go through financials month by month, customer concentration, churn, code quality, legal ownership of the IP and every account that has to move. Consider a lawyer for the purchase agreement.

Can I pay in stages?

Some sellers accept an earn-out or seller financing. Each listing shows whether the seller is open to that.