Small businesses for sale, by their owners.

Confidential listings, screened buyers, no broker commission.

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How buying through us works
  1. 1
    Read the blind listing

    The area, the price range, rounded numbers, and what comes with it. The name and address come later, the way most business sales are handled.

  2. 2
    Tell us about yourself

    A few quick questions: your background, your timeline, and what you can put down. A real person reads every answer.

  3. 3
    Sign the confidentiality agreement

    If it is a fit, we send a short agreement that protects the owner, the staff, and the clients while you look closer.

  4. 4
    Get the details, meet the owner

    The name, the full financials, and a call with the owner. From there, the two of you make the deal.

Browse by industry

What each kind of business sells for, from closed-sale data, with the monthly payment math for buying one.

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By industry and state

Where a state has its own rule for buying that kind of business, like a license that does not transfer.

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Selling? List your business here.

Put it in front of buyers who have already told us their timeline and what they can put down. Your listing stays blind, so nobody learns it is for sale until they sign a confidentiality agreement.

Not sure what to ask for it? See your number free first, or get it documented from your tax returns.

List your business: flat fee
$697
per month · no commission
Ads to local buyers included. Month to month, nothing at closing.
  • A blind listing written from your numbers
  • Ads aimed at local buyers, included, with new creative tested every week
  • Every buyer verified before you hear a name: photo ID, confidentiality agreement, and a state license check when your business needs one
  • Confidentiality agreement signed before any details
  • No commission. We never take a cut of your sale
  • A dashboard with each buyer's progress, plus a short weekly report
  • Seller coaching twice a week: pricing, negotiating, deal terms
  • You and your buyer make the deal, directly
  • Guarantee: No verified buyer in your first 90 days? Your next 90 days are free, ads included.
List my businessSee the seller dashboard

YourBizWorth is not a broker, appraiser, or law firm. We never take a cut of your sale.

Buying here, straight answers

Why don't the listings show the business name?

So the staff, the clients, and the landlord don't hear the business is for sale before a deal is real. Every listing here is blind: the area, rounded numbers, and what is included. You get the name, the full financials, and a call with the owner after you sign a short confidentiality agreement.

What happens after I ask about a listing?

A real person reads every inquiry. If your answers fit what the owner is looking for, we send you the confidentiality agreement within one business day. Once it is signed, you get the details and talk with the owner directly. If it is not a fit yet, we tell you that too.

Can I buy a business with a small down payment?

Often, yes. Most small business sales use seller financing or an SBA loan. With seller financing you pay part of the price up front and the rest in monthly payments to the owner, out of what the business earns. Each listing shows the down payment its owner will take.

Are the numbers on a listing verified?

The price range and rounded figures come from the owner. Before you sign anything binding, ask for three years of business tax returns. SBA lenders require three years of business tax returns to finance a buyer, so that is the standard, and an owner who is ready to sell will have them.

Is YourBizWorth the broker on these sales?

No. YourBizWorth is not a broker, appraiser, or law firm. Owners pay a flat monthly fee to list here, and nobody takes a commission on the sale. The owner and the buyer make the deal, and each side should use a licensed attorney for the closing papers.