See the real numbers before you spend a minute on it.

For owner-operators, searchers, holding companies and strategic buyers. Owner-direct Canadian businesses asking $100,000 to $5 million, with the numbers that decide whether it's worth an NDA.

Two minutes to tell us what you buy. There's no platform fee for buyers; normal deal costs like lawyers still apply.

Your deal inbox Example

  • Commercial landscaping and snow removal · Central Alberta

    $1.2M to $1.4M asking · SDE $410K, owner-stated

    Owner works about 45 hours a week

    Asset sale · vendor take-back open

  • Dental laboratory · Southern Ontario

    $800K to $950K asking · SDE $260K, owner-stated

    Manager in place, owner about 30 hours

    Share sale · vendor take-back open

  • Industrial cleaning · Saskatoon

    $2.2M to $2.6M asking · EBITDA $620K, owner-stated

    Owner about 20 hours a week

    Asset sale · real estate available separately

The numbers come first. Names and full financials follow a call and an NDA.

Buyers we've worked with

Recently bought

“Most deal flow I see is either overpriced or already shopped to death. These were real owners, with real financials, who actually wanted to sell.”
Daniel, search fund operator, Calgary
“They told me up front which deals didn't fit my criteria, before I wasted a week on them. Three introductions later, I closed on my first clinic.”
Priya, private investor, healthcare clinics

Track record

Buyer-seller introductions made
142
Combined asking value
$68M+
Business sizes
$250K to $12M
Provinces
BC, AB, SK, MB, ON, NB, NS

Sound familiar?

  • “I signed an NDA 8 months ago and still haven't seen any CIM”

    Teasers with no numbers, and the real ones held back until you've signed, travelled and waited.

  • “In Canada I have not found an equivalent program or a common playbook”

    Financing a small deal here means banks, BDC, personal guarantees and seller notes, worked out deal by deal.

  • “Open to sell, but only at an unreasonable valuation”

    Asking prices that outrun the earnings, from owners who aren't really ready.

  • “Deal flow is thinner than expected”

    At this size, listings are few, and the good ones have been shopped around.

Here's what you get from us.

The numbers before the NDA

Asking price, revenue, owner-stated earnings and deal shape, up front.

Owners who mean it

Every summary says why the owner is selling and where they stand with us.

The facts that decide financing

Asset or share, real estate, and whether the owner would carry part of the price.

Send us your criteria

What's in every first summary

Enough to say yes or no before an NDA.

  • Asking price range
  • Revenue, and SDE or EBITDA as stated by the owner
  • The owner's role, weekly hours and transition plan
  • Why the owner is selling
  • Asset or share sale
  • Whether real estate is included
  • Whether the owner would carry part of the price (a vendor take-back)
  • Where the owner stands with us

First summary Example

Industry
Commercial landscaping and snow removal
Region
Central Alberta
Asking price
$1.2M to $1.4M
Revenue
$2.1M (last fiscal year)
SDE, owner-stated
$410K
Owner's role
Sales and estimating, about 45 hours a week
Why selling
Retirement
Sale type
Asset sale
Real estate
Leased, not included
Vendor take-back
Open to discussing
Owner's status
Signed with us, ready for introductions
You see this before any NDA. The business name, location and full financials come after you sign.

How it works

Five steps, and you can stop at any of them.

Send us your criteria
  1. Send us your criteria

    Deal size, industry, region and how you'd fund it. Two minutes.

  2. Read the first summary

    The numbers above, with no name attached. Decide if it's worth your time.

  3. Call, then NDA

    We talk it through. If you want more, you sign an NDA.

  4. Full details and a walkthrough

    Name, location, financials, and a meeting with the owner.

  5. Your offer

    If you want to make one. You and the owner work it out with your own advisers.

Questions buyers ask

Selling instead? See the questions owners ask.

Do buyers pay you anything?

There's no platform fee for buyers; normal deal costs like lawyers still apply.

Are the numbers verified?

No. Revenue and earnings are as stated by the owner, and we label them that way. You check them in your own due diligence.

Where do your businesses come from?

Directly from owners who are working with us to sell. Every summary says where that owner stands with us.

How do you decide what to send me?

Your criteria: size, industry, region and how you'd fund it. If a business doesn't fit, we don't send it.

Do I deal with the owner directly?

Yes. After a call and an NDA, you meet the owner, and any offer is between the two of you and your advisers.

Can you help with financing?

We don't arrange financing or give financing advice. Every summary shows the facts lenders ask about first: asset or share, real estate, and whether the owner would carry part of the price.

What sizes do you work with?

Businesses asking about $100,000 to $5 million, in Canada outside Quebec.

Do you work in Quebec?

Not yet. For now we work with businesses and buyers in the rest of Canada.

Tell us what you buy.

Two minutes now, and we only reach out when a business fits.

There's no platform fee for buyers; normal deal costs like lawyers still apply.