Saastr · 9 August 2023 · Operating Insight

Dear SaaStr: How Do You Know When It’s Time to Sell Your Startup?

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A founder reflects on three personal exit experiences, offering hard-won wisdom on evaluating acquisition offers: trust your gut paired with rigorous diligence on the acquirer, recognize that strong offers are rare, and understand that once you sell, the company is no longer yours to shape.

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Topics: Venture Capital & Startups

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