How to sell a business
Organize your financials, prepare a confidential listing and plan the handover before buyer conversations begin. Read how do you sell a business for the owner guide.
Read guideSearch small and mid sized businesses by industry, state and cash flow, or find out what yours is worth.
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This estimate uses your inputs and the calculator's displayed industry multiple ranges, adjusted for size and years in business. It is not an appraisal or a sale price guarantee. BizBuyout provides no manual valuation, brokerage, legal or tax advice.
Start with an industry you understand. Compare cash flow, operating requirements and the owner's workload, then narrow by location.
Explore franchises for sale or business real estate for sale if your search includes a franchise agreement or property.
The public listing, confidential documents and buyer conversations stay connected. Here is how a sale is organized.
Buyers compare asking price, revenue and cash flow in one summary. Sellers decide which confidential details go out through the NDA and data room.
Each acceptance is logged with its time and the NDA text version. The record stays with the listing, not buried in email threads.
Approve access buyer by buyer, share selected documents and review the access log. Buyer watermarks help trace a shared document to its source.
Follow each inquiry through NDA, document review, offer and close. Notes, tasks and reminders sit on the buyer record, so every next action has an owner.
Write a public summary, add your financials and choose what stays confidential. The AI listing writer turns your inputs into a draft you review before publishing.
Review interested buyers and their NDA records, then decide who moves on to confidential review. A signed NDA does not replace your judgment about the buyer.
Grant document access, answer questions and track progress in the buyer pipeline. Update permissions as each conversation moves forward or ends.
Filter by industry, location, asking price and earnings. Save an alert for any search, even one with no matches yet.
Read the seller's confidentiality terms before you accept. Give accurate buyer information and request the documents you need.
Check the financials, operating commitments and the owner's role. Ask the seller or broker about gaps, get your own professional advice, then decide on an offer.
How to sell a business online explains both paths in more detail.
Pick a market where you can visit the business, assess the operation and understand its customers. A location filter narrows the search, but it does not replace local due diligence.
BizBuyout connects listings, NDAs, a data room and the buyer CRM in one subscription. Every buyer contact stays logged with the deal, so brokerage owners see active mandates and buyer progress at a glance. Broker Team adds roles, listing approval, an audit trail and office reports, so the office owner controls what gets published and reviews activity across the team.
Owners selling directly keep the listing and its confidential review in one place. Buyers search without a subscription, and Buyer Premium adds the access and search tools listed below.
$24.50 per month, billed $294 yearly. Monthly billing is $49 per month.
For buyers who want priority on new listings and an organized search.
$39.50 per month, billed $474 yearly. Monthly billing is $79 per month.
For an owner managing the sale of a business directly.
$74.50 per month, billed $894 yearly. Monthly billing is $149 per month.
For an owner who wants featured placement and a clearer view of buyer activity.
$99.50 per month, billed $1,194 yearly. Monthly billing is $199 per month.
For brokers managing multiple sale mandates.
$224.50 per month, billed $2,694 yearly. Monthly billing is $449 per month.
For brokerage owners who need oversight across the office.
One subscription per payer. Cancel any time. There are no refunds, and access continues until the end of the paid period. See business listing pricing for plan details and billing terms.
Compare plansThese guides explain what to gather, what to compare and where an estimate needs a closer look.
Organize your financials, prepare a confidential listing and plan the handover before buyer conversations begin. Read how do you sell a business for the owner guide.
Read guideUnderstand the difference between revenue, SDE and EBITDA, then check which assumptions drive a valuation range. Read how to determine what your business is worth.
Read guideSee how operating value relates to debt, cash and the price a buyer pays for equity. Read the business enterprise value formula guide before you compare deal structures.
Read guideBizBuyout provides educational information, not brokerage, manual valuation, legal or tax advice.
You can keep identifying details out of the public listing and share them through the permissioned data room. Review your text and images before publishing because a location, photo or operating detail can reveal a business even without its name.
Public financial summary fields are visible on the listing. Confidential financial documents are shared after the buyer accepts your NDA and you grant the required data room permissions. You choose which documents each buyer can access.
The acceptance log records the buyer's acceptance time, IP address, user agent and NDA text version. Review the terms before use. BizBuyout records acceptance and provides no legal advice or guarantee that a particular NDA is enforceable.
Buyer profiles, verification status and scoring help organize inquiries. They do not guarantee identity, available funds, financing or intent. Sellers and brokers should confirm buyer information and request appropriate evidence before sharing sensitive documents or accepting an offer.
Yes. Cancel any time through your subscription settings. There are no refunds, and access continues until the end of the paid period. One subscription is allowed per payer.
The calculator uses the SDE or EBITDA you enter and displayed industry multiple ranges, adjusted for size and years in business. Ranges depend on the industry and your inputs. The result is an estimate, not an appraisal, a guaranteed price or manual valuation advice.
No. BizBuyout charges a flat subscription and takes no commission on a sale. Buyers and sellers arrange their transaction and any separate professional fees directly.
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