Selling your company to good hands.
You built something worth keeping alive. We help you hand it on at a fair price, to someone who will look after it.
Good hands
The right buyer matters as much as the price.
They can actually complete
A buyer who has the money, knows what they’re buying, and doesn’t disappear halfway through.
They look after what you built
A buyer who respects your staff and customers, and has a real plan for the next chapter.
They pay a fair price
A price you can both explain with numbers, and a deal both sides can live with afterwards.
How it works
From first conversation to handover.
1
A frank first view
We tell you what a buyer will see, before a buyer sees it, and what to fix first.
2
Discreet introductions
You decide what is shown. We can present your company without its name until a serious buyer has signed a confidentiality agreement.
3
Structuring the deal
Help with the price and terms, including a staged handover or part of the price paid later, if that suits you.
4
Closing and handover
Vetted lawyers draw up the documents, and we stay involved until the company has changed hands.
Nothing goes live without your approval, and your staff and competitors don’t need to know until you’re ready.
The honest part
What to expect.
The hardest gap to close is often between what the company means to you and what a buyer will pay for it. Your years of work are real, but buyers pay for future earnings. Accounts that match reality, and a business that doesn’t depend entirely on you, usually do more for the price than anything else.
We can’t promise a buyer or a price. We can tell you plainly where you stand.
Thinking about selling?
Register in confidence. If your company is one of the 10 we select, our support is free.