US marketplace · demo inventory
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26 sample listings match your filters
Remote, Remote / US
Subscription software for small field-service contractors covering scheduling, invoicing and technician dispatch, with 620 paying accounts on monthly and annual plans.
Denver, Colorado
Service-and-repair plumbing company with a residential base and a growing commercial tenant-improvement division across the Denver metro.
Charlotte, North Carolina
Managed services provider supporting 63 small and mid-sized business clients in professional services, healthcare and light manufacturing. About 74% of revenue is contracted monthly recurring revenue with per-seat pricing.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Two companion-animal clinics with digital radiography, in-house lab, surgical suites and an active wellness plan membership base.
Tampa, Florida
Contract grounds maintenance for HOAs, multifamily communities and commercial parks across the Tampa Bay region. Approximately 88% of revenue sits under annual maintenance contracts, with enhancement and irrigation work sold into the same accounts.
Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas
Full-service HVAC contractor serving light-commercial property managers and residential replacement customers across the DFW metro. Roughly 55% of revenue comes from commercial service and replacement work, with the balance from residential change-outs and 1,900 recurring maintenance agreements.
Cleveland, Ohio
Contract manufacturer of precision machined components for fluid power, agricultural equipment and industrial OEM customers. Production runs on 14 CNC machining centers plus secondary finishing, with an ISO 9001 quality system in place.
Austin, Texas
Electrical contractor split between commercial tenant improvement work and a residential service division, including EV charger and panel upgrade installations.
San Diego, California
Direct-to-consumer outdoor and camping accessories brand selling through its own Shopify store (62%) and Amazon (38%), with 41 SKUs manufactured through three long-standing overseas suppliers.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Fabricates and installs interior and exterior signage, vehicle wraps and large-format graphics for multi-location retail, healthcare and franchise customers.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Purpose-built pet care facility offering overnight boarding, daycare, grooming and training in a growing suburban submarket, with 3,400 active client pets in the booking system.
Sacramento, California
Two established boutique fitness studios operating under a national franchise agreement, with combined active membership of 1,150 on recurring monthly billing.
Boston, Massachusetts
Temporary and temp-to-hire staffing for warehouses, food production and light manufacturing across eastern Massachusetts, placing 260–320 workers weekly.
Nashville, Tennessee
Regional last-mile carrier running scheduled routes for building-products distributors, medical suppliers and appliance retailers across Middle Tennessee and northern Alabama.
Orlando, Florida
Three-unit independent casual dining concept with a consistent menu, established local following, and full liquor licenses at each location.
Phoenix, Arizona
Digital-first dental laboratory producing crowns, bridges, implant restorations and clear aligner models for roughly 240 active dental practices across Arizona and Southern Nevada.
Detroit, Michigan
Four independent general-repair and maintenance shops across the Detroit metro, all with established review profiles and fleet accounts with local service businesses.
Chicago, Illinois
Tax and outsourced accounting practice serving roughly 380 small business clients and 520 individual returns. Monthly bookkeeping and payroll now represent 47% of billings.
Seattle, Washington
Specialty subcontractor installing storefronts, curtain wall and commercial glass for general contractors on projects between $150K and $2.5M across western Washington.
Atlanta, Georgia
Nightly janitorial services for office parks, medical offices and light-industrial facilities in metro Atlanta. Contracts are typically 12–24 months with automatic renewal language.
Richmond, Virginia
Private-pay senior care agency providing in-home companion and personal care plus assisted-living placement referrals across the Richmond region.
Newark, New Jersey
Licensed non-medical home care agency providing companion care, personal care and respite services, with a mix of private-pay and long-term care insurance clients across northern New Jersey.
Houston, Texas
Outsourced billing, coding and collections for 78 independent physician practices and two surgery centers, billed as a percentage of collections.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Distributor of maintenance, repair and operations supplies — fasteners, abrasives, safety products and hydraulics — to manufacturers and municipalities across western Pennsylvania, eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Producer of sauces, dressings and specialty condiments under its own regional label plus co-packing for 11 emerging brands. SQF-certified facility with hot-fill and cold-fill lines.
Brooklyn, New York
Importer and wholesaler of housewares and packaging products supplying independent retailers, restaurant suppliers and regional chains across the Northeast.
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Define an acquisition thesis covering industry, size, geography and your operating role, review listings and off-market opportunities, sign a non-disclosure agreement to receive detail, review the information memorandum and financials, submit a letter of intent, complete due diligence with your accountant and attorney alongside financing, and close on a purchase agreement.
Common sources are buyer equity, bank or SBA-guaranteed debt, a seller note, an earnout tied to future performance, and equity from private equity or search fund investors. Most lower-middle-market transactions combine several of these rather than relying on a single source.
SBA-guaranteed loan programs are commonly used by US buyers to acquire small businesses, subject to lender approval and SBA eligibility rules covering the business, the buyer and the transaction structure. Eligibility is determined by the lender and the SBA, not by a marketplace listing, so confirm it early with a lender experienced in acquisition lending.
A strategic buyer is an operating company acquiring another business for commercial reasons such as market entry, added capacity, customer access or product range. Strategic buyers can justify a higher price where the combination creates savings or revenue that a financial buyer would not obtain.
A financial buyer — such as a private equity fund, family office, search fund or individual investor — acquires a business primarily for its cash flow and return profile, and prices the deal on earnings, risk and financing capacity rather than on synergies.
An add-on, or bolt-on, is an acquisition made by an existing platform company to expand its geography, service range or capacity. Add-on buyers are often the most motivated acquirers of well-run owner-operated businesses in fragmented industries.
An off-market acquisition is the purchase of a business that is not publicly advertised for sale. Buyers reach these opportunities by identifying companies that fit an acquisition thesis and approaching the owner directly, usually before a formal sale process starts.
