The short answer
RevenueBug lets founders publish provider-reported revenue as an ongoing public profile, then opt into a For sale badge and private inquiries. Microns is a marketplace focused on micro-startups for sale. Both can help buyers discover smaller online businesses, but the starting point differs: visible revenue progress on RevenueBug and sale discovery on Microns.
How they compare
When RevenueBug fits
RevenueBug fits a founder who wants to show traction even before deciding to sell. Its daily history, trailing 30-day figure, and provider scope stay visible on the startup profile.
When Microns fits
Microns fits founders and buyers looking specifically for micro-startup sale listings. Its public site emphasizes browsing businesses for sale and a seller listing flow.
Using both
A founder exploring a sale could maintain a RevenueBug profile and separately list on Microns, subject to Microns' current terms. The buyer should still examine the underlying records and acquisition details.
Features and terms can change. Check the linked primary sources before choosing a platform.