From first listing to final handshake — commission-free
A confidential, seller-controlled process. Here is exactly what happens at each step, for both sellers and buyers.
From listing to closing in five steps
List
Answer a guided questionnaire about your practice.
Publish
We format an anonymized, verified listing.
Match
Vetted buyers request info; you review each one.
Approve
Sign an NDA and exchange contact details.
Close
Use built-in templates and financing to finish.
What listing your practice looks like
A guided questionnaire turns your practice details into a polished, anonymized listing — usually in an afternoon.
How buying works
Browsing is free, and you stay anonymous until a seller approves your interest.
Why blind listings matter
The single biggest fear owners have about selling is that staff, clients, or competitors will find out before they’re ready. A leaked sale can cost real clients and rattle a team. That’s why confidentiality isn’t a feature here — it’s the foundation.
Every listing is anonymized. There’s no firm name, no street address, and no detail specific enough to identify you. Buyers see the shape of the opportunity — revenue band, service mix, region, and financial profile — but not who you are. Your identity is released only after you personally approve a pre-qualified buyer and both sides sign a non-disclosure agreement.
You decide who learns your practice is for sale, and when. Nobody sees your identity until you say so.
A better way to transition a practice — for both sides
Practice sales today run through brokers charging 8–12%, or word of mouth that never reaches the right buyer. We replace both with a confidential, standardized, self-serve marketplace.
Keep your commission
A flat monthly listing fee instead of 8–12% at close. On a typical firm, that's tens of thousands of dollars you keep.
Confidential by design
Listings are anonymized. Your identity stays masked until you approve a pre-qualified buyer and both sign an NDA.
Financials that compare
Every listing follows the same template — gross revenue, cash flow, multiple, recurring mix — so buyers evaluate fast.
Tools to close
Sample purchase agreements, due-diligence checklists, NDAs, and financing partners built into the deal from day one.
Process questions
How long does it take to sell a practice?
It varies by size, price, and location, but a well-priced, well-documented listing typically attracts qualified interest within weeks. You control the pace and who you engage.
Do I have to use your contracts?
No. We provide sample purchase agreements and checklists as a starting point, but you and your attorney can use any documents you prefer.
What if I want help negotiating?
An optional concierge tier connects you with transition specialists for hands-on support — without a full brokerage commission.
Can I stay on after the sale to help transition clients?
Yes. Transition terms are between you and the buyer; many deals include a defined handoff period to protect client retention.
Questions? We’re here to help.
Whether you’re preparing to sell your practice or looking to acquire one, send us a note and a real person will get back to you.
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