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Andrew Gazdecki, founder / CEO at MicroAcquire, discusses the challenges founders face when deciding to sell their startups.
Gazdecki points out that chasing the absolute maximum payout may distract founders from recognizing a strong opportunity, such as a $4 million all-cash offer for an exit, even if it falls short of a hypothetical $5 million perfect outcome. He stresses that a good buyer and guaranteed cash at close can represent a massive win rather than holding out unnecessarily.
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Gazdecki has previously argued that selling a startup for $3 million upfront can be more attractive than waiting several years for equivalent earnings, citing factors such as certainty and immediate liquidity in an earlier analysis. In a separate piece, he called even a $2 million exit a significant milestone for founders, regardless of public recognition, according to his prior commentary. These perspectives frame his view that a guaranteed deal may outweigh holding out for a larger, but uncertain, payout.