Due diligence was simple because Atomic Fusion revenue was on Stripe
Ranjit Bhinge · Startup Acquisition Stories with Ranjit Bhinge, CEO of Atomic Fusion · Apr 4, 2023 · at 9:41
Atomic Fusion CEO Ranjit Bhinge describes his due diligence process when acquiring the micro-SaaS platform as a solopreneur.
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“Due diligence was not too complicated because everything was on Stripe. And there was some analytics tools. So it was basically a combination of those two things.”
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