Set your criteria
Industry, location, price, revenue and cash flow — each tested as a hard limit, not a preference.
For business buyers
Most of buying a business is waiting for the right one.
Searching is the easy part. The difficulty is hearing about a business that fits before it is on a public page and forty other people are looking at it. A buy box records what you are actually after, so you are told rather than left refreshing.
Start with your investment goalsExplore matching businesses
A clearer buying process
From search to serious conversation.
Request access
Accept an NDA to see confidential detail. The seller still has to agree to you specifically — the two are separate gates.
Do your own diligence
Review operations, financials and how a handover would work. Nothing here is verified for you; every figure is the seller's until you check it.
Move forward
Talk to the owner or broker directly and track the deal in your workspace. We are not a party to it and hold none of the money.
Your acquisition profile
Create a buy box.
Every business that comes in is tested against your criteria — industry, geography, price, revenue and cash flow, each as a hard filter rather than a suggestion. You hear about the ones that pass all of them. This marketplace is new, which is the honest reason to register early: the buy boxes on file now are the ones the first sellers meet.
- Industries and locations
- Price and financial ranges
- Seller-financing preference
- Your specific deal requirements
What are you looking to buy?
Start broad. You can refine this later.