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Example reviewed signal · Tier 1 T1

Hospitality SaaS — ~1.8x annual revenue

This page demonstrates the DealsVector acquisition signal format. It is illustrative only, not a live recommendation, and not investment advice.

Founder-reviewed signal

Recurring B2B product with long operating history

Survived filter
Score 7.2
Basis Within-category
Profile Recurring B2B
Multiple ~1.8x annual revenue

Operating since ~2014 · recurring B2B · example signal format

A believable multiple at ~1.8x annual revenue — not suspiciously cheap, not stretched — on a real product with a decade of operating history rather than a recent AI wrapper. Recurring B2B income, not speculative traction.

Why it surfaced: Established recurring revenue. Long operating history. A clean, defensible multiple in a range small-capital buyers can actually act on.

What’s attractive: The economics appear grounded, the asset has a real operating history, and the profile is more defensible than a thin recent wrapper.

Honest catch: An 11-year-old codebase carries stack-age, migration, and tech-debt risk. “Long-term customers” is not enough without concentration numbers.

What to verify: Revenue evidence, customer concentration, churn, codebase health, seller workload, support burden, and whether the product is still actively maintained.

How DealsVector frames the decision

Attraction

What makes the signal worth opening instead of skipping.

Catch

The risk that could change the deal from attractive to unworkable.

Verification

The diligence questions a buyer should answer before serious engagement.

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