Tiny acquisitions is the only marketplace for internet business that are priced under $5,000. Tiny Acquisitions allows creators to quickly liquidate that side project through its instant buy escrow service.
Hey 👋 , Stephen Campbell here!
I created tiny acquisitions back in April/May 2021 and launched it back then in June. Since then, we expanded to a team of 3 and made significant strides in reaching our first 6000 users, 300+ tiny project listed and facilitated in some way or the other, the acquisition of some 30+ tiny projects.
We were nominated for Product Hunt’s 2021 Golden Kitty Award in the “Side Project of the Year” category and made it as finalists. We have been featured on Bubble.io, Business Insider, Inside and other media sources.
Now, we are about to embark on something much bigger. We have established ourselves as a go to platform for makers/creators to get tiny acquisitions and we will now compete with some of the more popular platforms in the M&A space. We are expanding to accommodate the listing of tiny projects up to USD 100k (with a short review process).
Previously our unique selling point was hosting tiny projects that could be liquidated at USD 5,000 or less. Subsequently, we expanded to $10k and now we are moving to $100k. With this expansion, we have improved our product offering on the platform.
Here’s what we added/improved:
✅ Onboarding process tailored to match buyers to sellers
✅ More detailed listing process including project analytics, financials, etc
✅ Premium Listings, LinkedIn verified sellers/buyers
✅ Built in escrow up to $10k
The platform is free to sign up and to explore the project listings via TinyAcquisitions.com/search. Our premium service allows you to chat, make offers & even buy projects instantly via buy now button.
Thanks to KP for hunting TinyAcquisitions V2
Please feel free to upvote, comment and ask questions. You can personally contact me at stephen@tinyacquisitions.com if you need help…. You can ask me anything, I am very responsive.
Thanks,
Stephen
It's been immensely gratifying watching and following Tiny Acquisition's trajectory in the last few months since I last hunted them on PH. I love the team's sharp focus on shipping new features rapidly, their founder-friendly nature and the #buildinpublic ethos. Excited to introduce the latest and greatest version. Tiny Acquisitions v2!
Plus, most of the stack is built using no-code tools (like Bubble etc), so it's extra close to my heart :)
Initially, I liked the idea of Tiny Acquisitions. I had my prototype which I thought would be a perfect fit to list. However, the team rejected my listing without any explanation or feedback. I still think the platform is nice but not professionally managed.
Hi Tobi,
The prototype that you thought would be perfect to list might not have met our standards and we send every seller an email with possible reasons when their listings are not placed in our marketplace. You may not have received the feedback that you'd have liked to receive but it doesn't mean that we aren't professional or we provided no explanation or feedback.
This is unfortunate to say, but after using the platform for the last week or so, I would NOT recommend it at all. Ignore the fake positive reviews from their launch and from friends. I'll give you the straightforward low-down on this "marketplace". There are very few real listings there... many are fake or had been sold a very long time ago. But of course, they don't update the listings or tell you at all. There's no way to sort them either or see when they were posted. Smart move by Stephen. So it gives you the impression that there's more than there really is available. They've also got a deceptive marketing campaign running where they're paying VAs to infiltrate several communities, such as subreddits, to talk positively about the platform and drive traffic. But in reality, there's no value there at all. They're really just thieving money from people at this point with what they're charging. Search a little deeper into people's experiences with Stephen and this platform - you'll see what I mean. Should be a 0/5 star rating.
EDIT: To respond to Stephen's reply.
1) The account is not "fake". I have ZERO other avenue to write a review. You have no Google Business profile from what I can tell, no Trustpilot, no way for me to leave you a review in any other fashion. Yes, I created this specifically to review your site, as anyone else would need to do as well.
2) I would not use my full name and link to a public profile as to not be at the mercy of any blowback from you getting more of my info than you already have.
It's interesting that you would create a fake account with the only activity being leaving a poor review of this product. Why not use an authentic profile with a track record of activity on Product Hunt and your full name and a link to a public profile?
I would have to disagree that there are few real listings as we onboard dozens of reviewed listings per week. We do update the listings and give our sellers the option to delist or mark their listings as sold. We also do in fact have a way to sort and filter our listings.
From time to time, sellers make connections with persons on platform and choose to sell offline to avoid our commission, thereby utilizing the value of our platform but undercutting us. And we have not protested this behavior. This leads to listings being sold and the sellers not updating that they have been sold. We do allow buyers to report these listings and once they are reported we remove them or mark them as sold once we can verify.
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