Beckett borrowed $500K from acquirer Everyday Health to close the deal
Miles Beckett · How Flossy Reached $4M ARR With AI Dental Receptionists · Apr 29, 2026 · at 10:51
Miles Beckett discusses managing startup cash flow during acquisition negotiations when selling Equal to Everyday Health.
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“When we sold to Everyday Health, we had to borrow 500,000 dollars from them, so we didn't run out of cash, and we could actually close the transaction.”
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