Permanent Home

for Exceptional

Software Companies

We acquire founder-led software and tech-enabled businesses, preserving the culture and people behind them. Our goal: long-term growth built on the legacy you've created.

Our Mission is to create a forever home for great companies

At Define Capital, we focus on building long-term value across every company we partner with. We know that great businesses are built by strong teams with a shared commitment to product quality and customer service. Our role is to support that work without disrupting what already makes it successful.

Who Are We?

Define Capital is not a typical PE firm.
We’re operators, buyers, and long-term stewards. We buy and hold forever.

Deal Criteria Snapshot

USD$0.5M–$10M

EBITDA

Software

Or software-enabled companies in North America

High

Customer Retention

Low

Customer Concentration

Here’s what makes us different:
01

We hold forever

No reselling - Your team, name, and structure stay intact.

02

We are customer obsessed

Our diligence and how we operate center around the customer journey.

03

We move fast

Deals typically close in 30–90 days. We have simple terms and are very transparent throughout the process.

04

We focus exclusively on B2B software

SaaS, on-premise or software-enabled businesses, North American companies only.

Define Capital is different:

Focus on Culture

Customer Obsessed

Long-term Value Creation

Forever Hold Model (We Never Sell)

No A**hole Approach to M&A

Why Us? Why Not Sell to any Large Public Software Consolidator?

Public acquirers often centralize and rebrand companies (brand and logo changes), leading to a loss in the company's legacy. We hold onto an owner's legacy forever.

You may become a small cog in a massive portfolio. We spend our time and focus on optimizing the company's go-to-market and product development.

Team culture and product autonomy can get lost (no personal touch). We believe culture is the most important part of growth.

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We don’t invest in:

Agencies or pure service firms

Hardware companies

Minority positions (ie. venture capital)

Non-software businesses

Companies or start-ups outside North America