Sell your business yourself, starting with whether it's ready to sell

No. Enter your numbers and the estimate shows right away. Leave your email to keep it, and create an account when you're ready to publish your profile.

Your discretionary earnings, what the business makes for one owner who runs it, times the multiple buyers pay for businesses like yours. It's then checked against what a buyer could finance with an SBA 7(a) loan, and your estimate is the lower of the two.

You decide, piece by piece. Anyone can read a short description without your business's name. Registered buyers see more, such as your overview and photos. Your name, financials and documents open in the deal room, only to buyers who sign the confidentiality agreement and whom you approve.

The exact price shows only in the deal room. You can show registered buyers a price range instead.

No. You price it, prepare it and approve buyers yourself. Before any buyer sees your price, the lender's view checks it the way a buyer's bank will.

Your profile has its own link. Share it wherever you advertise the business, and buyers come straight to it. They sign in to see more and ask you for the deal room.