What makes a SasS company valuable isn't really its software (which could be cloned), it's its contracts, its reputation, its customer funnel... buying a SasS company "for the software" then winding down its business is a pretty bad sign
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or that the purchaser stands to make more money with the original business out of the market than keeping it running
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