Founders,
Small software rarely gets a good buyer. It is too small for private equity and too technical for most people browsing marketplaces. So it gets bought by someone planning to resell it in three years, or it quietly stalls while its owner moves on.
We started Relay Capital to be the other option. We buy useful software with paying customers, keep it running, and do the work that has been put off: fixing the rough edges, shipping what customers keep asking for, and pricing it like it is worth something.
We underwrite every deal to hold it, so the business has to work as a business, not as a future sale.
Today, Relay owns and builds:
- Scheduling software
- Time tracking
- Payment tools for merchants
- Affiliate program software
- Photo editing
- A handful of browser extensions
- And a few more
Relay Capital