Tiny Capital

A step-by-step look at selling to Tiny: first call, written offer, diligence, signing, close, and what happens after.

Tiny buys profitable compliance software businesses with trusted workflows, recurring revenue, and customers who rely on the product to stay audit-ready.

Tiny buys profitable industry data businesses with trusted datasets, repeat subscribers, and workflows customers would miss immediately.

Tiny buys profitable founder-owned businesses directly, often with simple cash-heavy structures, flexible timing, and long-term ownership.

A practical buyer taxonomy for founders comparing Tiny, marketplaces, brokers, private equity, strategics, and SaaS holding companies.

Tiny buys profitable field service software companies used for dispatch, scheduling, technicians, routes, work orders, and recurring maintenance.

The page defines M&A and founder-exit terms, including LOI, earn-out, QofE, and working capital.

A fit guide for founders asking whether Tiny buys profitable businesses with real customers, clean economics, and something worth keeping intact.

The page features long-form interviews, podcast conversations, and press profiles with Andrew Wilkinson about building a permanent-capital holding company.

Press resources for journalists covering Tiny — contact, boilerplate, recent news, and where to find Andrew Wilkinson on the record.

A fair comparison for founders choosing between listing on Acquire.com and selling directly to Tiny.

A fair comparison for founders choosing between Tiny, Acquire.com-style marketplaces, FE International-style advisors, and Quiet Light-style brokers.

A fair comparison for founders choosing between an FE International-style M&A advisory process and selling directly to Tiny.

The founder-friendly alternative to private equity: simple cash-heavy structures, no required rollover math, no fund clock, and no debt-loaded teardown.

Tiny buys profitable businesses from founders and owners, often with simple cash structures, flexible timing, and a long-term hold model.

The page covers Tiny’s history, team, and operations.

The page provides contact information for founders selling a business, investors, press, and general inquiries.

Tiny says it has partnered with founders for over a decade to provide quick, straightforward exits that protect their teams, culture, and businesses long term.

Tiny says it has partnered with founders for over a decade to provide quick, straightforward exits that protect their teams, culture, and businesses long term.