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B2B SaaSNov 4

Review-Request Software for Local Businesses

Local businesses use it to send automated, multi-step messages asking their customers for online reviews, aiming to lift their standing in local search.

Ask
$149K
Profit
$26.5K
Multiple
5.6x
Ask
$149K
Revenue
$47.6K
Profit
$26.5K
Margin
56%
Multiple
5.6x
Age
1 yr (Jan 2025)

How it rates

ValuationHigh

Other B2B software businesses we've tracked mostly ask 2.3–5.4x profit, or 1.9–4.6x adjusted for its short history or recent decline; this one asks 5.6x.

Durability

Launched in January 2025, with only 10 to 50 customers and churn above 10%.

Hands-off—

Owner hours and staff aren't stated.

Why it's interesting

  • Last month brought about $5K of revenue and $2.8K of profit, and the seller reports 45% annual growth and $53.6K of annual recurring revenue.
  • The core product is built and working: automated multi-step review-request campaigns and a dashboard, on Ruby on Rails with Cloudflare.

What to watch

  • Only 10-50 customers with churn of 10%+, so losing a few accounts could cut profit sharply.
  • At about 5.6 times profit (the seller frames it as 2.8x recurring revenue), the price is high for a business under 2 years old with no acquisition channel disclosed.
  • The seller names NiceJob as a rival, and review-request tools are likely a crowded category with better-funded competitors.

Ask the seller

  1. Where do new customers come from today, and what does it cost to win each one?
  2. Are any customers agencies reselling the tool to their own clients, and how much revenue do they account for?
  3. What monthly price do most customers pay, and how many cancelled in the last six months?

Growth plays

  • Offer a white-label version to local SEO and web-design agencies, which could resell it to their clients under their own brand.
  • Build integrations with job and payment tools that local service firms already use, such as Jobber, Housecall Pro or Square, so a review request goes out automatically after each completed job.
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How we rate

Every business gets three ratings, each with a one-line reason. They describe the business; they don't decide whether it's listed.

FairHighLow ⚑Valuation
The asking price compared with similar listings we've tracked, adjusted for the business's record and size. Low means cheaper than most similar listings: ask why before anything else.
Durability
Whether the profit is likely to last. Three dots take 5+ years, steady or growing sales, and no reliance on one platform, one traffic source or paid ads alone.
Hands-off
How little of the owner's own time the business needs. Three dots: under about 10 hours a week, or a team runs the day-to-day.

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