Seller Tools
A valuation report, generated from the same information
Sellers get a valuation estimate on your website, branded to your brokerage, with no separate tool and no re-entering numbers.
Common problems with manual valuation
A few problems tend to show up when valuation isn't built into your website:
The valuation process is often the most time-consuming part of the deal.
A slow valuation process has cost real opportunities before.
There's no way to simplify or speed up the number a seller is waiting on.
Generating seller leads is a persistent challenge with no clear fix in place.
Unqualified inquiries take up time before anyone can tell they're unqualified.
Valuation, built into your website
A seller enters their business details on your site and the report builds itself, using the same information they would otherwise send you by email.
Automatic valuation from submitted financials
Analysis backed by around 100,000 data points, plus location and industry
No manual data entry or separate spreadsheet
Report branded to your brokerage, with control over who sees it and when
A valuation can be converted into a full listing or CBR
Step by step
How a seller moves through it
1
The seller inputs their business details
Basic information about the business is entered on your website.
2
Cash flow and risks are analyzed
The calculator works through earnings, cash flow, and risk factors from what was submitted.
3
The result is compared against similar businesses
Comparable businesses are matched using location and industry.
4
The report is saved and shared
It stays under your branding and can be shared when you choose.
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A curious visitor becomes a captured lead
A seller gets something real from their first interaction with you, and you get a lead instead of a bounce.
Saves the hours it takes to build a valuation by hand
Gives sellers a professional deliverable immediately, before a call is needed
Captures seller information at the moment a visitor is curious enough to ask
Frequently asked questions
Answers to what brokers usually ask before picking a tool to start with.
Do I need to use every tool, or can I start with just one?
Start wherever makes sense for your workflow. None of these tools require the others to work.
What's the difference between Seller Tools, Buyer Tools, and Developer Tools?
Seller Tools are what a seller interacts with directly. Buyer Tools are what a buyer interacts with. Developer Tools sit underneath both, running the experience under your own brand.
Can I customize the platform to match my brand?
Yes. The White Label Platform runs the entire client experience under your own branding and domain.
Do these tools work together automatically?
Yes. Seller intake, valuation, and listings all pull from the same source of information.
Can I see a tool in action before committing?
Schedule a demo, or sign up directly on the three self-serve tools: Seller Onboarding & Client Intake, Buyer Intake & Qualification, and the Business Valuation Calculator.
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