Thinking about selling your business in Canada?
Tell us a little about your business and your plans. Keland and Colton will discuss your goals, timing and whether our service is a fit.
Private, discussed with our team.
Who can enquire. Owners, co-owners, and authorized representatives can submit an enquiry. If you're a broker or agent, tell us your firm and your relationship to the owner.
Private preparation. Your initial enquiry is for a private discussion with our team. Submitting the form does not publish your business or authorize sharing its identity with prospective buyers.
Permission before disclosure. We discuss the permissions needed before any identifying or confidential information is shared with prospective buyers.
Team-fit discussion. Keland and Colton discuss your goals, timing, and whether our service is a fit before any introduction is coordinated.
Existing representation. If you're already working with a broker or under a listing agreement, let us know. We respect existing arrangements and discuss how we might work alongside them.
Confidential owner consultation
- 1.Direct review with Keland and Colton.
- 2.Discussion of your operational transition, valuation expectations, and timeline.
- 3.No public marketplace broadcast. Introductions are coordinated only with prospective buyers whose stated criteria appear to fit your business, under strict confidentiality.
Buyers pay no platform fee. Participating sellers agree to a 5% seller fee under a written agreement. Submitting an enquiry does not create a seller agreement.
What to prepare before selling your business in Canada
You don't need a complete package to start the conversation. A few details help Keland and Colton discuss whether our service is a fit.
- Industry and location. Your business's sector and its city and province or territory.
- Asking-price expectations. A rough range in CAD (or simply "not sure"). Our initial focus is around $500,000–$5 million CAD; enquiries outside that range are welcome.
- Timing. When you'd ideally like to sell or begin the process.
- Management arrangement. Whether the business is owner-operated, has a management team, or is mixed.
- Existing broker agreement. Whether you're already working with a broker or under a listing agreement.
Your initial enquiry is for a private discussion with our team. Sharing confidential documents or your business's identity with prospective buyers requires your permission. See our introduction process and common questions for more. This is general guidance, not financial, tax, or legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
Can I discuss selling without making my business public?
Yes. Your initial enquiry is for a private discussion with our team. Submitting the form does not publish your business or authorize sharing its identity with prospective buyers. We discuss the permissions needed before any identifying or confidential information is shared.
What should I prepare before speaking with the team?
A rough asking-price range in CAD (or 'not sure'), your business's industry and location, timing, management arrangement, and whether you're already working with a broker. You don't need a complete package to start the conversation.
Do I need a finalized asking price?
No. You can select 'Not sure' if you haven't settled on a range. Our initial focus is operating businesses with asking prices around $500,000–$5 million CAD; enquiries outside that range are welcome.
What information could be shared with potential buyers?
Only what you permit. We coordinate the required permissions before sharing any identifying or confidential information with prospective buyers whose stated criteria appear to fit your business.
How does the seller fee work?
Buyers pay no platform fee. Participating sellers agree to a 5% seller fee under a written agreement. Submitting an enquiry does not create a seller agreement.
What if I already have a broker or representative?
Let us know in the form. We respect existing broker or listing arrangements and discuss how we might work alongside them.
Does submitting the form commit me to selling?
No. It starts a conversation. Any engagement and seller fee require a separate written agreement.
Guides for sellers
Prepare your sale conversation with practical checklists and confidentiality guidance. These guides are general context, not financial, tax, or legal advice.
What to Prepare Before Selling Your Business in Canada
Goals, operating summary, financial records and confidentiality preferences to prepare before an initial sale conversation.
Read the guideHow to Explore Selling Your Business Confidentially
Plan permissions, staged disclosure and document handling when exploring a sale confidentially.
Read the guide