Make what you’ve built easy to understand.
Put your online business in front of prospective buyers with a clear, well-presented listing. Share the story, performance and assets behind the work you’ve built.
A clear picture starts here
Help a prospective buyer understand what your business does and how it runs.
You know your business. Help buyers see its potential.
A strong listing makes the important details easier to find. Explain what the business offers, who it serves, how it earns revenue and what a new owner would take over.
BizAcquir gives you a place to present those details to prospective buyers. Clear, specific information gives both sides a better starting point for a conversation.
Create a business listingChoose a business category to start your listing.
Listing a Shopify store? See the Shopify seller guide
A little preparation goes a long way.
Gather the information you can support with records. You can explain what is known, clarify what is not included, and update your listing as you prepare it.
- ✓A concise overview of the business and its customers
- ✓Revenue, profit and supporting records you can share
- ✓The platforms, domains and assets involved
- ✓How the business is operated day to day
- ✓Your asking price and the reasoning behind it
- ✓Any transfer conditions or limits buyers should know
Only include information you are comfortable sharing and can represent accurately. Buyers should carry out their own due diligence.
From your first draft to a considered handover.
Take the sale one conversation at a time. Agree the details with your buyer before making commitments or transferring assets.
Bring your business into focus
Gather a business overview, performance information, included assets and transfer details.
Create your listing
Use the seller flow to describe your business, provide its details and set an asking price.
Talk through buyer questions
Review enquiries and discuss price, included assets, timing and other terms with interested buyers.
Document and plan the transfer
Record what both sides agree, then follow the applicable transaction steps and conditions.
Clarity makes better conversations possible.
Help each side understand what is being discussed before moving toward an agreement.
As the seller, be ready to explain
- How you arrived at your asking price
- Which records support the financial information
- What is included in the sale and what is not
- How and when a transfer could take place
As discussions progress, agree on
- The final price and responsibilities for each party
- The assets, accounts or access that will transfer
- Any conditions, deadlines and completion checks
- The written agreement before funds or assets move
Ready to put your business in front of buyers?
Create a listing that reflects the work you’ve built and gives prospective buyers useful information to start with.
Good to know before you list.
The specific terms and steps for any sale depend on what buyer and seller agree and the applicable platform process.
What should I include in my listing?
Describe the business model, customers, operations, performance and assets included. Support financial information with records and make any limits or exclusions clear.
Do I need to have every detail ready before I start?
Preparation helps, especially for financial records and transfer information. Use the listing flow to provide the details requested and keep the information accurate and current.
What happens after a buyer is interested?
Discuss the asking price, assets, responsibilities and timing. Review the applicable agreement and transaction steps before payment or asset transfer.
How do I begin?
Sign in or create an account, then use the existing seller listing flow to start presenting your business.