HowToBuySaaS provides marketplace infrastructure and facilitates introductions between founders, investors and potential acquirers. HTBS does not make investment decisions for users or recommend that any user enter into a particular transaction.
Listings and introductions are not recommendations to invest.
Funding, acquisition, valuation and closing outcomes are not guaranteed.
Marketplace review does not mean every statement has been independently audited.
Users should verify material information before acting.
HTBS helps market participants discover and communicate around SaaS fundraising, investment and acquisition opportunities. The platform may review submissions for marketplace suitability, but such review is not a financial audit, legal opinion, investment recommendation or certification of a business.
Information about companies, products, financial performance, ownership, customers, technology, pricing, valuation expectations and other transaction matters may be supplied by founders or other participants.
Founders and sellers are responsible for the information they provide and should keep material information accurate and current.
Unless HTBS expressly states otherwise for a specific item, users should not assume that financial, technical, legal or commercial claims have been independently verified.
Access to confidential materials does not remove the recipient's responsibility to evaluate authenticity, completeness and relevance.
Documents, representations and external data supplied by users or third parties remain subject to independent verification.
HTBS can facilitate the process, but each participant remains responsible for the accuracy of information they provide and the decisions they make.
Founders and sellers should ensure that information shared through HTBS is accurate and that they have authority to provide it.
Investors and buyers should independently assess whether an opportunity is appropriate for their own objectives, experience and risk profile.
Private company investments and acquisitions can involve uncertainty, incomplete information, illiquidity, operational risk and the potential loss of capital. Past performance or historical metrics do not guarantee future results.
Revenue, growth, margins, churn, customers and market conditions can deteriorate after information has been supplied.
Marketplace materials may not contain every fact a reasonable investor, buyer or adviser would require.
Asking prices, valuation estimates, multiples and negotiation ranges do not establish the value at which a transaction will close.
Depending on the transaction, participants may need independent legal, tax, accounting, financial, technical, cybersecurity or other specialist advice. Tools, templates, marketplace workflows, NDA functionality, LOI functionality or communications provided through HTBS do not replace advice from a qualified professional acting for you.
Fundraising, investment and acquisition transactions may be subject to different legal, securities, tax, corporate, contractual and regulatory requirements depending on the parties and jurisdictions involved. Each participant is responsible for determining which requirements apply to their transaction and for obtaining appropriate professional advice.
HTBS does not determine whether a proposed investment, fundraising structure or acquisition complies with applicable law.
HTBS does not determine tax consequences for founders, investors, buyers, sellers or other participants.
Marketplace access or introduction to an opportunity should not be interpreted as a recommendation to purchase or sell a security.
Applicable requirements may differ depending on the location, status and structure of each participant and transaction.
These pages explain how marketplace participation, private deal workflows, confidentiality and platform rules work.
No. HTBS provides marketplace infrastructure and facilitates introductions. It does not provide individualized investment recommendations or make investment decisions for users.
No. Marketplace approval should not be interpreted as an audit, certification or guarantee of the company's financial, legal, technical or commercial condition.
No. Unless a particular item is expressly described as independently verified, participants should conduct their own verification and due diligence.
No. A paid plan provides the applicable platform or marketplace access described by HTBS. It does not guarantee deal quality, investment returns, founder responsiveness, exclusivity or transaction completion.
No. HTBS may facilitate introductions and meetings, but investor interest, negotiation, funding and closing decisions remain with the participants.
No. Marketplace participation and buyer introductions do not guarantee an acquisition, price, valuation, timetable or closing.
No. Platform workflows or document tools do not replace independent legal advice. Users should obtain appropriate legal review before relying on transaction documents.
The participating investor, buyer, founder or seller makes their own decision. HTBS does not make that decision on their behalf.
If you have a question about how the HTBS marketplace or deal workflow operates, contact our team. Questions requiring legal, investment, tax or other professional advice should be directed to an appropriately qualified adviser.
