For owners
Your business does not have to be for sale.
You do not have to decide in order to be informed. Financeria shows you confidentially what would be possible — and you decide afterwards whether to go further at all.
The first assessment is free and non-binding. There is no automatic listing, and your identity is released only by you.
What you receive
01
Indicative value range
A transparent range based on your inputs.
02
Transferability
How well your business can run without you.
03
Financeability
Whether an acquisition looks realistically financeable.
04
Possible structure
Equity, external financing and seller loan working together.
Four steps, stop at any time
01
Six short steps
A few minutes. Approximate figures are fine. Your email is asked in the final step so your enquiry can be matched and stored; the result appears directly online.
02
Your assessment
Value range, transferability and possible structure.
03
Anonymous profile
Only industry, region and size band — no name.
04
Release per buyer
You decide individually who may proceed.
A sale process without a public listing
Many owners want to understand what a sale could mean before making it public. A listing informs employees, customers and competitors — often earlier than intended.
Financeria starts at the other end. You first receive an indicative review covering value range, transferability and financeability. Your company name stays undisclosed until you release it yourself.
What is free — and what is agreed separately?
The first online assessment is free and non-binding. It creates no sales mandate, no public listing and no exclusivity.
If paid follow-on services, a mandate or success-based fees come into consideration later, scope and terms are agreed separately in writing beforehand. Legal, tax and other external professional advice is not automatically included.
Common concerns
- Will my team find out?
- No. There is no listing and no public entry. Your company name is never shown without your release.
- Do I have to decide now?
- No. The assessment is non-binding and you can stop at any time.
- Will competitors see my profile?
- You can exclude specific buyer groups and direct competitors.
- Is the online assessment an offer to buy?
- No. It is based on your inputs and simplified assumptions. Offers, financing and a final valuation require their own review.
Keep reading
- 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.
- 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.
A first overview commits you to nothing.
Start with your figures and your questions. Whether and when this becomes a succession is your decision later.