Martin Galovic: FansMetrics Could Have Sold For More With Harder Negotiation
Martin Galovic · Startup Acquisition Stories with Martin Galovic, Founder of FanMetrics · Jan 22, 2024 · at 9:14
Martin Galovic discusses lessons learned from selling his SaaS company FansMetrics in a seven-figure acquisition at age twenty-two.
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“I didn't negotiate hard enough. That was probably the first mistake. I could definitely, like, sell it for much higher.”
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