Architecture Services Platform with SaaS Pricing & Proposal Tool
Architecture Services and SaaS Platform in the Western US
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This architecture services platform serves residential and commercial clients across the Western US. Its cloud-based pricing and proposal tool reaches architects and designers through nationwide subscriptions. A project management backend supports complex work, and its website generates leads. The company reported gross revenue of $1,223,821.
SaaS licensing and commercial and multi-family contracts offer avenues for growth. The company leases a 2,105 sq. ft. office, and the lease permits assumption after a sale. Four shareholders intend to remain and support operations.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Architecture firms seeking a platform that serves residential and commercial clients across the Western US.
- SaaS operators interested in licensing a cloud-based pricing and proposal tool to architects and designers.
- Buyers pursuing commercial and multi-family contracts with support from the current shareholders.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Four shareholders, including a trust, seek a buyer who can capitalize on and contribute to continued growth. The shareholders intend to remain with the Company to support operations.
- Real estate
- Leased
Frequently Asked Questions
The platform serves residential and commercial architecture clients across the Western US. It also offers architects and designers a proprietary cloud-based pricing and proposal tool through nationwide subscriptions.
The company identifies SaaS licensing as a growth avenue. It also sees opportunity in commercial and multi-family contracts, which remain largely untapped.
The company reports gross revenue of $1,223,821. Its operations combine architecture services with a subscription-based pricing and proposal tool.
The company leases a 2,105 sq. ft. office from an unrelated third party. The lease permits a buyer to assume it after the sale.
Four shareholders, including a trust, seek a buyer who can contribute to continued growth. They intend to remain with the company and support its operations.