Dcoop Holdings

The Micro Acquirer

Technology EN ↓ 4 episodes

The podcast for people who want to acquire their first (or next) micro-SaaS business without getting smoked. Learn how operators think, how deals get done, and what separates the winners from the people collecting dead products. From due diligence to execution, we break down the reality of this game: clean businesses, tight focus, vertical markets, and cash flow that compounds. dcoopholdings.substack.com

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Mark Leonard: Micro SaaS Acquisitions 14.01.2026 17:24

Why Mark Leonard Matters If you’re serious about building wealth through acquiring software not chasing trends or pretending to be a VC then Mark Leonard is the most important operator you should study. He didn’t build a unicorn. He didn’t pitch a grand vision. He didn’t optimize for attention. He quietly built Constellation Software , one of the best-performing public companies of the last 20+ ye...

Justin Butlion: Entrepreneur Acquiring Micro SaaS 18.12.2025 52:44

Subscribe to Justin Butlion’s Substack — Coffee + Revelation https://substack.com/@justinbutlion?utm_source=global-search Justin Butlion breaks down what actually matters in building, scaling, and acquiring SaaS businesses, running digital agencies, and making decisions with real data. Whether you’re a founder, operator, creator, or just sick of fluff content, you’ll get: ✅ Practical playbooks fr...

Dockwa Company Analysis & Vertical Niche Case Study 17.12.2025 12:32

1) What Dockwa Is A platform that connects boaters→marinas for dockage, reservations, payments, contracts, and communication Boaters get an app; marinas get a full reservation + operations system Main link: https://dockwa.com/ Origin story article: https://blog.dockwa.com/marinas/reflecting-on-dockwa 2) How Dockwa Started — Founding Story 2014–2015: The Spark Idea originates in Newport, Rhode Isla...

The Micro-SaaS Playbook: The Boring Business Strategy for Software 09.12.2025 14:12

A Quiet Path That Actually Works Most people chase the loud ideas. They want the viral AI app, the explosive launch, the pitch deck valuation that earns likes instead of profit. From a distance, it looks glamorous. Up close, it is usually stress, guessing, and a burn rate that does not slow down. There is a quieter game. A game built on simple software, stable customers, and repeatable cash flow....