Search as a Service - 30 Day Trial for January
January 10, 2025
by a professional from The University of Chicago - Booth School of Business in Chicago, IL, USA
We're dead serious about supporting searchers as best we can. Given the number of inquiries we've been getting, we wanted to offer a 30-day trial to encourage more entrepreneurs to jump into search!
No one—no one—is more passionate about supporting searchers than us.
As a former searcher and entrepreneur, I've been through it all—acquiring a biz, growing a biz, being ousted by the board, the exits (good and bad); the wins, all the losses, and everything in between. The betrayals, the drama, the lowlights, the highlights, the hype—all of it
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Some highlights:
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"When we launched Search as a Service a couple of months ago, we immediately knew we had an absolute banger. We're having a lot of fun with inquiries flooding in every week throughout the holiday season. We quickly realized the search fund community is hungry for change and a new approach to search"
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Search as a Service is an innovative solution designed to support acquisition entrepreneurs throughout every stage of their search journey. By leveraging advanced AI tools and automation, Caprae Capital's service streamlines the critical tasks of lead generation, seller outreach, and market research, saving entrepreneurs valuable time and effort
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The traditional search fund model, which has remained largely unchanged for over 40 years, is struggling to keep pace with the evolving acquisition entrepreneurship landscape. Today, the rise of flexible financing options like SBA loans has drastically altered the playing field, empowering more entrepreneurs to pursue self-funded searches and bypass traditional investor-heavy models
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We hear from traditional searchers all the time who feel stuck," said Kevin Hong, Managing Partner at Caprae Capital. "They're frustrated by outdated methods and the lack of ongoing support in the traditional model. Meanwhile, the search fund ecosystem has shifted dramatically, and the searchers who adapt to these changes will be the ones that come out ahead."
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