For sellers
Sell your business to people who know what they're buying.
I film a video of your business, something like a car review. A buyer understands what they're buying in a few minutes and you don't waste time with the merely curious.
Book a callCafé with roastery
- Industry
- Food & drink
- Region
- Nitra district
- Founded
- 2012
- Staff
- 4
- Revenue
- €150k to €200k
- Stated by owner
- Profit
- €25k to €35k
- Stated by owner
- Reason for sale
- Owner is moving abroad
- Numbers
- 4/5
- Independence from owner
- 3/5
- Customers
- 4/5
- People
- 4/5
- Operations
- 4/5
- Handover
- 3/5
The score rates the business, not the price. How I score
Sample. This is what every business on the marketplace looks like.
01
What's in the video
Five to eight minutes that replace dozens of calls.
- An interview with you
- How the business started, what works and why you're selling. If you don't want to be on camera, your voice is enough.
- A walkthrough
- The premises, the equipment and what a normal day looks like.
- Key numbers
- Revenue, profit, rent and staff. In ranges in public, exact only after an NDA.
- Who it suits
- My assessment of what the business needs from a new owner.
02
Who sees what
- Public
- A short teaser without name, logo or places that would identify the business.
- After an NDA
- Full video, business name, exact numbers and documents. Only for identity-checked parties after an NDA.
- You
- You approve the video before it goes live. Nothing is published without your consent.
03
How it works
From the first call to publishing usually takes two to three weeks.
Day 1
A 15-minute call
I learn what you're selling, for how much and why. It takes fifteen minutes and commits you to nothing.
Week 1
Filming on site, 2 to 3 hours
I come with a cameraman. We talk, walk through the business and note the key numbers. You approve the video before it goes live.
Weeks 2 to 3
Teaser goes live
A short teaser without name or logo goes public. The full video with numbers goes only to buyers who sign an NDA.
Months 2 to 6
Buyers, negotiation and sale
I screen buyers and only pass on serious ones. I help with negotiation and contracts until signing.
04
Pricing
You pay for results. The first businesses are filmed for free.
- Video and listingLater from €690, fully deducted from the commission on sale.
- Free for the first businesses
- Sale up to €30,000Fixed fee.
- €1,500
- Sale €30,000 to €100,000Of the sale price.
- 8 %
- Sale €100,000 to €500,000Of the sale price.
- 5 to 6 %
- Sale above €500,000Depending on size and complexity.
- By agreement
Example: you sell a café for €80,000. The commission is 8 %, i.e. €6,400. The video was free.
You pay commission only on sale. I film the first businesses for free; later the video costs from €690, fully deducted from the commission on sale.
05
What I do not do
So it is clear up front what I can help you with and what not.
- Shelf companies and VAT shells
- I do not sell empty companies bought for a registration number or VAT registration. I work with businesses that actually operate.
- Buildings and land on their own
- Brokering the sale of real estate is a licensed real-estate activity, so I do not do it. If a building belongs to the business, I sell the business and bring in a real-estate agency for the building.
- Shares of joint-stock companies
- Selling shares can be an investment service that needs a licence from the National Bank of Slovakia. I work with stakes in limited companies (s.r.o.) and sole traders' businesses.
06
Seller questions
Do I have to be in the video?
No. You can be just a voice or not appear at all. I do the talking and you approve the video before it goes live.
Will employees or competitors find out?
Publicly I only share details that do not identify the business. The name and exact numbers go only to an interested party whose identity I have checked, after an NDA.
Do I pay for the video?
I film the first businesses for free. Later the video costs from €690, fully deducted from the commission on sale. You pay commission only on sale.
How is the price set?
Price depends mainly on profit, then on how the business runs without the owner, customers, equipment and lease. At the first meeting I will give you a realistic estimate with reasons.
How long does a sale take?
Selling a small business usually takes six to twelve months. It depends on price, industry and how quickly the documents can be prepared.
Is a business sale taxed?
It depends on whether you sell a share in a company or the assets of a sole trader. I recommend a tax advisor and can give you a contact.
For sellers
Let's have a short call
Leave your details and I usually reply within 24 hours. In fifteen minutes we will see whether filming makes sense.
- The first businesses are filmed for free
- Only a teaser without the business name is public
- Commission only on sale