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OffDeal is an AI-native investment bank that offers small business owners a hassle-free way to sell their company for the highest price to the best possible buyer. We leverage years of Wall Street experience and our custom-built proprietary AI technology to ensure your business attracts the highest number of buyers so that you can realize the full value for your life's work. We assist business owners with M&A advisory, valuation services, strategic exit advice, as well as market research.
New York City, United States
3.4
3 reviews
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I thought they would be good for my client but lack business edict, which leaves a bad taste. There are plenty of better companies or people to reach out to who are much better suited to handle what you need done.
I used OffDeal to sell my private school. We received >50 NDA's in the first month and five serious offers within two months. We currently have an LOI in place and hope to close this summer. As a relatively young company, these guys hustle and work hard. They're old enough to have great experience but young enough to work long hours.
As small business owners we have always wanted to know what our business might be worth. As we are getting closer to retirement, that is a question that seems to come to mind more and more lately. About a month ago we were contacted by OffDeal about potentially putting our business on the market. While this was something we had discussed we were not quite ready to go down that road. I explained this to OffDeal and they offered to do an analysis for us anyway and we took them up on the offer.
The analysis they provided was extremely informative and detailed. They looked at up to 50 historical transactions in our industry to provide a median starting point for a multiplier to use for our business.
The valuation they came up with for our business was based on 10 different factors, each individually given a grade. This along with our financials gave OffDeal a range of where our business might fall into. They were very detailed on all 10 factors, explaining how each was considered and how much weight it carried.
They looked at 6 recent sales that were close to our size and in our industry in a little more detail. Breaking these transactions down using 3 commonly used multiplier methods, EBITDA, SDE and Revenue to give us a comparison to our business. They were then able to provide us with a reasonable value range that we might expect. They also provided details on how we could improve this valuation for a transaction down the road.
Working with OffDeal was extremely easy. It was a pleasure dealing with them and I would highly recommend speaking with them if you are considering selling your business. We will be contacting OffDeal when the time comes for us to put our business on the market.
Thank you OffDeal for the time and attention!
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