SaaS for sale in the UK. A SaaS marketplace listing British software businesses with recurring revenue, anonymised so you see the product, the figures and the evidence before you see the name.
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Every SaaS for sale on this page is a British business. The UK market for software acquisitions is small and almost entirely private: most of it changes hands through a broker on a retainer, or quietly between people who already knew each other. A founder hunting a SaaS business for sale usually ends up on an American platform, paying in dollars for something they cannot easily assess.
SiteFlip lists them the same way it lists everything else: anonymised, with the figures read from connected accounts rather than taken on trust.
A SaaS marketplace means you browse the inventory, see the price and decide for yourself. There is no engagement letter, no retainer and no gatekeeper working out whether you are worth a conversation. That is the difference between a marketplace and the brokerages that handle most British software deals, and it is why the listings above show their figures in the open.
Listings are anonymised for a reason. A SaaS business has customers, and customers who find out their supplier is for sale start looking at alternatives. So a listing shows the product, the market, the numbers and the evidence, and releases the name once a buyer has identified themselves.
SaaS prices on a multiple of annual recurring revenue, not on the monthly profit multiple used for content sites. A small UK SaaS with steady revenue and low churn generally trades between two and four times ARR. Above that you need real growth, and a business shrinking or carrying heavy churn trades below it.
Three things move the number more than revenue does. Churn, because a business losing five percent of its customers a month is a different asset from one losing one percent. Concentration, because revenue resting on three accounts is fragile however large it looks. And how much of the operation lives in the founder's head, because a buyer is pricing what they can run without you.
Most of what actually trades in Britain is micro SaaS: one focused tool with a few hundred subscribers, usually built and run by a single person. These sell for meaningful sums precisely because they are small enough for an individual operator to take on, and they move faster than larger businesses because the buyer pool is wider. Worth checking the listings above regularly rather than once.
To sell a SaaS business here there is no listing fee and no retainer. You pay eight percent on completion with a £250 minimum, and nothing at all if it does not sell. Before you commit to anything, the free valuation returns a figure with the reasoning shown, and the preparation guide covers the work that actually moves the price.
We will only list what we can verify. If the revenue and churn cannot be read from a connected account we will turn it down, which is the reason a buyer trusts the listings that do go up.
People searching to sell SaaS business assets in Britain generally find brokers first. The difference here is that you keep control of who sees the name, and you pay nothing until the money changes hands.
