You built it for decades. Retire well when you sell it.
The anonymous marketplace for retiring business owners — where every asking price is shown next to an independent valuation, so nobody negotiates in the dark.
Anonymous listings · NDA-gated financials · valuation shown on every listing
Sell your business
- 1List anonymously
Share your industry, region and financials — never your company name. Most owners finish in under an hour.
- 2See your independent valuation
Before you publish, we compute a transparent valuation range from four standard methods, with the full math shown.
- 3Review serious offers
Only buyers who sign a confidentiality agreement see your details. You accept, reject or counter every offer yourself.
Buy a business
- 1Browse real numbers
Every listing shows revenue, earnings and an asking price measured against our independent estimate — no guesswork.
- 2Sign the NDA to go deeper
One click unlocks the full financial table, the valuation audit trail and supporting documents.
- 3Make an offer and negotiate
Offer, counter-offer, and agree terms in a clear thread. Once the owner accepts, you exchange contact details offline.
How a sale unfolds
Selling a business is unfamiliar territory for most owners. Here is the honest timeline — no promises of overnight exits.
- Week 1
Create your anonymous listing and enter 3–5 years of financials.
- Week 1–2
Review your valuation, set an asking price, and publish.
- Weeks 2–8
Buyers sign NDAs, review your financials, and submit offers.
- Weeks 4–12
Negotiate counters until you accept the right offer.
- Months 2–6
Buyer diligence and closing happen offline, at your pace, with your own advisors.
Fair questions, straight answers
Will anyone know my business is for sale?
No. Your listing shows only industry, region and financial figures — never your company name, address or identifying details. Buyers learn who you are only after you accept their offer and choose to make contact.
Who can see my financial details?
Only registered buyers who have signed a confidentiality agreement (NDA) for your specific listing. You can see exactly how many NDAs have been signed. Everyone else sees only the anonymous summary.
What does it cost?
Listing and receiving offers are free in this early phase. We will always publish any future fees openly on this page before they apply — no hidden charges, ever.
How long does a sale take?
Most small-business sales take four to nine months from listing to closing. Well-priced businesses with clean financial records typically receive their first offers within the first month.
How accurate is the valuation?
It is an independent screening estimate built from four standard methods (earnings multiples, discounted cash flow, and asset value), with the range — not false precision — front and center. Every input, multiple and weight is shown so you and your advisor can judge it. It is not a formal appraisal.
Ready when you are. No obligation, no exposure.
Create a draft listing and see your valuation before you publish anything.
See what your business is worthNot ready to list? Start with a number.
Our free calculator runs the same four-method valuation engine buyers see on every listing. No account, nothing stored.
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