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“I had an app I'd built a couple of years ago that still had users but I wasn't really doing anything with it. I didn't want to just shut it down, so I put it on AppAcquire. The listing took about 10 minutes and I got a few enquiries that were actually relevant.”

“I'd never bought an app before, so I wasn't really sure what I should be looking for. Being able to see the revenue, downloads and what the seller was asking for made it much easier to compare a few different opportunities.”

“I'm trying to build a portfolio of small apps rather than spend all my time starting things from zero. AppAcquire has been useful for finding apps where the developer has clearly built something but doesn't have the time to keep pushing it.”

“I'd basically stopped updating the app because I was working on something else. It was still making a bit of money, but not enough for me to justify spending much time on it. Selling it made more sense than leaving it sitting there.”

“Most of the acquisition marketplaces I'd looked at seemed geared towards fairly large businesses. I was specifically looking for smaller mobile apps that I could actually afford and operate myself. That's what brought me to AppAcquire.”

“I had an app I'd built a couple of years ago that still had users but I wasn't really doing anything with it. I didn't want to just shut it down, so I put it on AppAcquire. The listing took about 10 minutes and I got a few enquiries that were actually relevant.”

“I'd never bought an app before, so I wasn't really sure what I should be looking for. Being able to see the revenue, downloads and what the seller was asking for made it much easier to compare a few different opportunities.”

“I'm trying to build a portfolio of small apps rather than spend all my time starting things from zero. AppAcquire has been useful for finding apps where the developer has clearly built something but doesn't have the time to keep pushing it.”

“I'd basically stopped updating the app because I was working on something else. It was still making a bit of money, but not enough for me to justify spending much time on it. Selling it made more sense than leaving it sitting there.”

“Most of the acquisition marketplaces I'd looked at seemed geared towards fairly large businesses. I was specifically looking for smaller mobile apps that I could actually afford and operate myself. That's what brought me to AppAcquire.”

“The app had decent usage but I'd never really figured out user acquisition. I'm much better at building than marketing. I decided I'd rather sell it to someone who wanted to have a go at growing it than keep wondering what to do with it.”

“I like buying things that already have some users rather than starting completely from scratch. I came across an app on AppAcquire that was technically pretty simple but had a decent user base. That made it interesting to me.”

“I had three apps sitting in my developer account that I hadn't touched in ages. One of them had surprisingly good numbers compared with the others, so I decided to list it. It was a pretty painless way of testing whether there was any interest.”

“I normally work on web businesses, so I was interested in buying an existing mobile app rather than learning everything from scratch. There were enough details in the listings to get a sense of which ones were worth asking more questions about.”

“I've bought apps directly from developers before and the hard part is usually finding them in the first place. AppAcquire gives me somewhere to look through opportunities without having to go hunting around for developers who might want to sell.”

“The app had decent usage but I'd never really figured out user acquisition. I'm much better at building than marketing. I decided I'd rather sell it to someone who wanted to have a go at growing it than keep wondering what to do with it.”

“I like buying things that already have some users rather than starting completely from scratch. I came across an app on AppAcquire that was technically pretty simple but had a decent user base. That made it interesting to me.”

“I had three apps sitting in my developer account that I hadn't touched in ages. One of them had surprisingly good numbers compared with the others, so I decided to list it. It was a pretty painless way of testing whether there was any interest.”

“I normally work on web businesses, so I was interested in buying an existing mobile app rather than learning everything from scratch. There were enough details in the listings to get a sense of which ones were worth asking more questions about.”

“I've bought apps directly from developers before and the hard part is usually finding them in the first place. AppAcquire gives me somewhere to look through opportunities without having to go hunting around for developers who might want to sell.”