Ventura, the Exit Operating System for bootstrapped SaaS founders

Ventura tells you what your SaaS company is worth, scores how acquisition-ready you are, and gives you a clear plan to raise both, then helps you find buyers and run the sale without a broker. Built for bootstrapped founders with $500K to $5M ARR.

What you get

  • AI valuation in minutes: a Low / Base / High range using ARR multiple, SDE, and EBITDA methodologies, with a confidence score and transparent assumptions.
  • Exit Readiness Score (0-100): how prepared your company is to be acquired, across five categories.
  • A prioritized action plan: every move quantified in score points and dollars of valuation.
  • Deal tools: acquisition teaser, buyer outreach, LOI evaluator, due diligence prep, and a secure Deal Room to share with buyers.

The five Exit Readiness categories

  • Financial Quality (ARR, growth rate, churn, net revenue retention)
  • Revenue Predictability (recurring revenue, annual contracts, customer concentration, verified revenue)
  • Operational Transferability (founder hours, documented SOPs, tech stack, automated support)
  • Market Attractiveness (B2B focus, clear ICP, documented TAM, low fragmentation)
  • Risk Profile

Common questions

What is my SaaS company worth?

Bootstrapped SaaS companies typically sell for 3 to 6x ARR depending on growth, gross margin, net revenue retention, and customer concentration. A $1M ARR SaaS with strong metrics is often worth $4M to $6M. Ventura's free calculator gives an instant range.

Do I need a broker to sell my SaaS?

Not for most bootstrapped SaaS in the $500K to $5M ARR range. Brokers charge roughly 8 to 15% of the deal. Ventura gives you the valuation, readiness plan, deal room, and buyer tools so you can prepare and run the sale yourself.

What is an Exit Readiness Score?

A 0-100 score measuring how ready your SaaS is to be acquired, based on financial quality, revenue predictability, operational transferability, market attractiveness, and risk. A higher score means more buyer interest and a stronger multiple.