That's awesome news -- I (well, AR) had been a customer since very early days in the life of the product. It integrated pretty painlessly and basically gave us an accounts receivable department without having either myself or my sales rep having to spend lots of time calling $29 a month accounts to see if they were soft-canceling or just having transient billing failures. The ROI on it was stupendous -- I remember saving $100 in MRR in the first two days on a $50 a month plan.
Anecdotally, there seems to be a wave of mini-acquisitions going through the small-SaaS-osphere this last year or so. I think it's an interesting development, partially do to the obvious reasons (money for founders is nice), partially as it frees up founders to move onto their next level, partially since these seem to be better digested than acquisitions in VC land, and partially just because it is interesting to see this side of the fence maturing a bit.
Anecdotally, there seems to be a wave of mini-acquisitions going through the small-SaaS-osphere this last year or so. I think it's an interesting development, partially do to the obvious reasons (money for founders is nice), partially as it frees up founders to move onto their next level, partially since these seem to be better digested than acquisitions in VC land, and partially just because it is interesting to see this side of the fence maturing a bit.