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How it works

1

Search

Filter by location, price, business type and tenure to find the right opportunity.

2

Ask the seller

Send your questions in one click. No account needed, and your details are only shared with the seller.

3

Do your checks

View the business, check the accounts and lease, and use a solicitor or accountant before you pay anything.

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Buy a business with BizMarketplace

BizMarketplace brings together businesses for sale across the United States, the United States and Canada, from sellers who list with us directly and from public marketplace posts we check every day. Search by town, city or postcode to see the businesses for sale near you first, then filter by price, type, tenure and distance. Messaging a seller is free and needs no account.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find a business for sale near me?

Search BizMarketplace by town, city or postcode and set a radius. Results are sorted by distance, so the closest businesses to the USA appear first. You can also browse by business type and price.

How much does it cost to contact a seller?

Nothing. Sending a message to a seller on BizMarketplace is free and you don't need an account. Your details are only shared with that seller.

What should I check before buying a business in the US?

Review at least three years of tax returns and profit and loss statements, confirm whether it is an asset or stock purchase, check the lease, licences and permits, and ask about state sales tax and bulk-sale rules. Work with a business attorney and a CPA.

How do people finance buying a small business in the US?

Common routes are SBA 7(a) loans, seller financing, where the owner lets you pay part of the price over time, and personal savings or investors. Lenders usually expect a down payment and a clear record of the business's cash flow.