FAYTIVA / Our selection

A shortlist earned.
Not a list filled.

We start with fit, investigate what matters and make the remaining uncertainty visible. Your ambition deserves careful preparation.

Preparing our launch selection. We confirm what can be delivered, the timetable and the written scope before taking payment.
Four steps

Careful where it counts.
Efficient from the start.

01 / SCREEN

Remove clear mismatches.

Start with your essential criteria, the source, the business model and the coherence of the claims. A clearly unsuitable dossier does not deserve your time.

02 / INVESTIGATE

Turn doubts into questions.

For a promising dossier, identify the precise missing information and request supporting evidence from the authorised seller, broker or platform.

03 / REVIEW

Connect the figures to reality.

Check reporting periods, revenue and costs, owner involvement, customer or platform dependence and the assets proposed for transfer.

04 / PRESENT

Explain the fit and the limits.

Present the opportunity only with the necessary permissions, a dated availability check and a clear distinction between checked information, reported claims and open questions.

Worked example / fictional business

Could this micro-SaaS fit an $80,000 budget?

This example uses invented figures to show how a FAYTIVA analysis works. The business is fictional and there is nothing to buy.

ILLUSTRATIVE BUYER FILE · USDB2B scheduling micro-SaaS
Buyer brief
Up to $80,000 in total and up to 10 hours per week. The buyer can handle customer support and would outsource specialist development.
Estimated cost to take over
$58,000 asking price + $2,000 assumed transaction and setup costs + $8,000 starting cash. Total $68,000, with $12,000 of the budget left. The assumptions would be replaced with actual costs on a live file.
Day-to-day ownership
Assumed workload of 6 hours per week for support and routine maintenance. Ask to see a recent support week and confirm who handles outages and code changes.
Evidence and open questions
Check 12 months of recurring revenue and cancellations against billing records. Verify how much revenue depends on the largest customer and whether the code and key accounts can transfer.
Next decision
Keep it on the shortlist if the actual workload and costs fit the brief. Reassess if the owner’s support or development work is higher than estimated.

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FAYTIVA provides preliminary selection, research and introduction support within the agreed and permitted scope. Buyers and sellers negotiate directly with their chosen professionals. Before committing, use appropriate independent legal, tax, financial and acquisition due diligence. Selection does not guarantee future returns or eliminate risk.

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