1. Exit-readiness scorecard
Ten questions, about four minutes. See your score, your tier and what it means for your exit, the moment you finish. It is a self-assessment, not a valuation.
How it works
No guesswork. Five steps that take you from owner-dependent to market-ready, then into a confidential, competitive sale. The work that makes your company run without you is the same work that makes buyers pay more attention.
In detail
Ten questions, about four minutes. See your score, your tier and what it means for your exit, the moment you finish. It is a self-assessment, not a valuation.
Your business, your timeline, what you want from an exit. You get a straight read. If there is a fit, we explain the next step and how an engagement works before anything is signed.
We look at your business the way a buyer's diligence team will: owner dependence, leadership, systems, financial reporting, recurring revenue and risk. You get a prioritized plan.
We put the sales, operating and reporting systems in place so the company performs without you. This is where owners stop leaving money on the table.
When the timing is right, we prepare materials and approach qualified buyers anonymously. Outreach leverages a private M&A network, in which family offices, investors, private equity firms and business owners participate, as well as targeted outreach to strategic acquirers beyond it. Details are shared only under NDA. We run a competitive process, push for your number on price and terms, and support diligence through closing with your attorney and accountant.
Start with step one today.
Confidentiality
We do not buy businesses or make purchase offers. We advise owners, and we work alongside your attorney and accountant.
Free · 4 minutes · Confidential
Ten questions. Get your score, your tier and what it means for your exit, before a buyer's diligence tells you.
FAQ
It depends on how ready the business is. Readiness work often runs 12 to 24 months for owners who start early; the sale process itself follows once the company and its information are prepared. We give you a realistic timeline after the readiness review.
Nothing. The 15-minute call is a confidential conversation about your goals and whether there is a fit.
No. Many owners start with readiness work to improve the business and decide on timing later.
Your attorney and accountant. We work alongside them on legal, tax and structuring questions.
Every month you wait is a month you could spend building value. Book a confidential 15-minute exit call and get a straight read on where you stand.