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Acqora vs Microns

Acqora vs Microns

Microns.io is a marketplace for buying and selling micro-startups — small SaaS projects and side hustles, typically at low ticket sizes. Sellers pay no listing fee and a success commission on exit; buyers pay a yearly subscription for full access.

Side by side

AcqoraMicrons
Revenue verificationRead-only Stripe key, reconciled against live billing data before a listing is marked VerifiedDetails are founder-provided; no payment-provider API verification is advertised
Listing costFreeFree — no listing fees
Fee when a deal closes5% of the sale price, split evenly between buyer and seller (2.5% each), collected automatically inside the escrow transactionSeller commission: 10% from $1k, 8% from $10k, 6% from $100k
Buyer accessFree to browse and sign in; make offers and message founders directlyFree tier shows public details with a 5-day deal-flow delay; Premium is $299/year for private details and direct chat
EscrowEscrow.com integrated into every accepted offer, with the broker fee billed inside the transactionA guided transfer service that handles agreement, payment, transfer and release
FocusStartups and SaaS with verified revenue, from side projects upMicro-startups and small side projects

Where Acqora fits

Microns is a good fit for very small side projects and quick, low-ticket exits. Its seller commission starts at 10% and only steps down to 6% above $100,000.

Acqora's broker fee is a flat 5% of the sale price, split evenly between buyer and seller — 2.5% each — and it is collected automatically inside the Escrow.com transaction rather than billed separately.

On Acqora, founders connect a read-only Stripe key and their listed revenue is checked against real billing data, so buyers start from a verified number instead of a founder-provided figure.

Frequently asked

Is Acqora cheaper than Microns?

For most deals, yes. Acqora charges 5% of the sale price split evenly between buyer and seller (2.5% each), while Microns' seller commission is 10% on sales under $10k and 8% under $100k, paid by the seller alone.

Do Microns buyers pay?

Microns offers a free buyer tier with a 5-day deal-flow delay and public details only. Full access to private details and direct chat requires a $299/year Premium subscription. On Acqora, browsing, watchlists, offers and messaging are free.

Which platform is better for small side projects?

Both work. Microns specializes in micro-startups with a guided transfer service. Acqora verifies revenue against the founder's payment provider and handles closings through Escrow.com, which matters more as deal size grows.

Sources

Competitor details can change without notice; check their pages for current terms. Acqora's own terms are published at acqora.com/terms.

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