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Threecolts bought the tools. Then it changed the bill.
After assembling a portfolio of ecommerce software, Threecolts found that ownership alone did not make customers use more of it. A $69 bundle became its answer to the seller’s mounting software bill.
Cordance Is Collecting the Software Nobody Notices - Until It Stops Working
The Raleigh software group is assembling a portfolio of niche B2B tools for warehouses, campuses, laboratories and thrift stores - then betting that patient ownership and shared operating muscle can make small specialists stronger.
The Firm That Buys Broken Software and Runs It on an AI Playbook
EVA Equity Partners treats software turnarounds like a manufacturing line - a five-phase method, a two-week diligence cycle, and an AI platform trained on two decades of operating enterprise software. Here is how the Austin firm is trying to make growth repeatable.
The Company That Buys Software It Never Plans to Sell
A permanent home for ERP software companies. While private equity flips manufacturing software every four and a half years, Mirador buys the businesses its customers keep for a decade - and keeps them too.
ASG
ASG has spent a decade buying the quiet software that keeps niche industries moving. Now, after more than 65 acquisitions, it is trying to turn a vertical-SaaS roll-up into an AI-native operating system.