Shop owner handing keys to a new owner

Small business brokerage

The next chapter for Main Street businesses.

How a sale comes together

01

Valuation

Understand what your business is really worth using earnings, assets and market comparables.

02

Preparation

Organize financials, leases and operations so buyers see a clean, low-risk opportunity.

03

Marketing

Confidentially reach pre-qualified buyers without tipping off staff or competitors.

04

Closing

Negotiate terms, navigate due diligence and SBA financing, and hand over the keys.

For sellers

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For buyers

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Common questions

How are small businesses valued?

Most sell for a multiple of Seller's Discretionary Earnings (SDE), typically 2–4x depending on industry, growth and how dependent the business is on the owner.

How long does a sale take?

Six to twelve months is typical from preparation to closing. Good records shorten it considerably.

Can buyers get financing?

Yes. SBA 7(a) loans often cover up to 90% of the price, and seller financing frequently fills the gap.

Is my sale kept confidential?

Always. Buyers sign an NDA before they learn your business name or see financials.