Private business acquisitions
What would it take for you to sell?
Find out confidentially what your business could be worth, who the right buyer might be and how a deal could come together.
Free and non-binding · No public listing · You approve every disclosure
A deal is more than a match
How an acquisition could become possible.
Established US B2B services business
- Region
- Midwest
- Revenue
- $4.2M
- EBITDA
- $750K
- Possible enterprise value
- $3.0–3.5M
Example deal structure
- Buyer equity
- $850K
- External financing
- $1.8M
- Seller financing
- $550K
- Total
- $3.2M
A good match is not enough. The deal has to be possible too.
That is why Financeria considers the buyer profile and possible financing from the start.
Indicative example. Not a financing commitment.
Review your business
Cost and next step
The first assessment is free and non-binding.
So you know what you are getting into — and what you are not.
01
Free
The assessment costs nothing. You answer questions about your business and see the result directly online.
02
No mandate
The assessment creates no sales mandate and no public listing.
03
You decide afterwards
Only when you request the next step does Financeria look at your profile personally.
Paid follow-on services, fees or exclusivity apply only under a separate written agreement.
Private by design
You decide who sees what.
Your business is never listed publicly. Information is shared step by step and only with your approval.
- 01PrivateYour answers are visible only to you and Financeria.
- 02AnonymousMatching buyers see an anonymized business profile only.
- 03InterestA registered buyer can request a confidential introduction.
- 04Your approvalYou see the buyer profile first and decide yourself.
- 05IntroductionAgreed contact details are exchanged only after both sides consent.
Nothing happens without your consent.
What a buyer sees first
Established US B2B services business
- Region
- Midwest
- Revenue
- $3–4M
- EBITDA
- $650–800K
- Employees
- 20–30
- Seller financing
- Possible
Not visible
- Company namehidden
- Websitehidden
- Ownerhidden
- Exact addresshidden
For buyers
What could you acquire?
Find businesses that fit your capital, your experience and your goals.
Financeria looks not only at your equity, but also at possible deal structures.
Do not only buy what you can pay for in cash.
Free · Confidential · No obligation
Trust
Discreet where it counts.
- No public listings
- Your business is never published in an open business marketplace.
- The owner decides
- Every confidential introduction needs your approval.
- Every buyer's review status is visible
- Before you release anything you can see whether a buyer profile has already been reviewed manually for plausibility and completeness. Capital figures are self-reported — we do not verify proof of capital.
- Financing stays indicative
- Financeria never promises financing and keeps possible structures clearly indicative.
Digital where it is faster. Personal where it matters.
More about FinanceriaGuides
- How much business can I buy?
How much business can you buy with your available capital? See how equity, acquisition financing and seller financing shape an indicative acquisition range.
- Business acquisition financing
Learn how business acquisitions can be financed using buyer equity, acquisition debt, seller financing and earn-outs. See an illustrative deal structure.
- Sell without a public listing
Test the market for your business confidentially: anonymous profile, controlled release, NDAs, buyer screening, and the risks of a public listing.
- Seller financing explained
How seller financing works in a small business sale: seller notes, earn-outs, typical share of the purchase price, SBA rules of thumb, and what owners should weigh.
Free checks
- Business value check
Set your own earnings and multiple assumptions and see the resulting range.
- Exit readiness check
Seven short questions on transferability before a succession.
