Centralized terminal to stop fragmented micro-acquisition hunting

Centralized terminal to stop fragmented micro-acquisition hunting targets a $1.44B = 120,000 active micro-acquirers x $100/mo ARPU x 12 months. Rationale: global pool of indie founders, small M&A buyers, and angel operators who actively hunt for side-projects and micro-SaaS assets. total addressable market with low saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 20-35% estimated increase in micro-acquisition activity and market listings per year driven by creator monetization and remote-friendly businesses.

Key trends driving demand: Creator monetization growth -- more makers build small SaaS and list projects for acquisition, increasing deal flow to aggregate.; Platform specialization -- listings are spread across specialist marketplaces, causing fragmentation and opportunity for consolidation.; Buyer sophistication -- more buyers monitor deals weekly and expect verified metrics and quick triage.; APIs and listings parity -- marketplaces and brokers are increasingly exposing structured data, enabling programmatic aggregation..