TinySeed
tinyseed.com
Remote accelerator and fund that invests in bootstrapped B2B SaaS companies.
Discretion Capital by Einar Vollset
Boutique sell-side M&A investment bank for B2B SaaS companies with roughly $2M-$20M ARR.
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Boutique sell-side M&A investment bank for B2B SaaS companies with roughly $2M-$20M ARR. Discretion Capital is a acquirers & indie investors product built by indie maker Einar Vollset.
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Discretion Capital FAQ
What is Discretion Capital?
Discretion Capital is a acquirers & indie investors product: Boutique sell-side M&A investment bank for B2B SaaS companies with roughly $2M-$20M ARR.
Who made Discretion Capital?
Discretion Capital was made by Einar Vollset, Co-founder of TinySeed and founder of Discretion Capital, the SaaS M&A bank. Einar Vollset has also built TinySeed.
Is Discretion Capital still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Discretion Capital is still active and run by Einar Vollset at discretioncapital.com.
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