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Business for sale near me, by state, industry and earnings

Search companies for sale by state, industry, asking price and seller's discretionary earnings. Every listing shows revenue, SDE, asking price, multiple and reason for sale, and every inquiry goes through an NDA and a proof of funds step.

Sample listings Sample listings
  • Laundromat and dry cleaning
    OHSDE $262,000
    $880,000
    3.4x
  • HVAC, plumbing and electrical services
    FLSDE $486,000
    $1,650,000
    3.4x
  • Car wash
    AZSDE $418,000
    $1,540,000
    3.7x
  • Dental practice
    NCSDE $540,000
    $1,890,000
    3.5x

Deal alerts for the companies you want

Tell us what you are looking for once and we email you each new listing that matches. Alerts cost nothing and you can pause them anytime.

  • Industry and sub-industry
  • State or metro area
  • Asking price range
  • Minimum SDE or EBITDA
  • Seller financing or SBA pre-qualification

What every listing on CompanyBrokers shows

Buyers lose weeks on listings that hide the numbers. Each listing here carries a structured financial summary, so you can screen a company in a minute before you ask for the NDA.

  • Revenue for the last full year and the trend over three years
  • SDE for owner-run companies or EBITDA for companies with management
  • Asking price and the multiple it implies
  • Years in business and number of employees
  • Whether real estate, inventory and equipment are included
  • Reason for sale and the owner's transition offer

Buying a local business near you

A local company is bought for its cash flow, its staff and its place in the community. Before you request financials, check three things that decide most local deals.

01

The lease.

Remaining term, renewal options and whether the landlord lets it transfer to a new owner.

02

The owner's role.

If the owner is the main salesperson or technician, the transition plan matters more than the multiple.

03

Local licensing.

Liquor licenses, health permits, contractor licenses and fuel permits often need a new application in the buyer's name.

Read the full guide on how to buy a business, or browse every small business for sale.

How inquiries work

Buyers who complete both steps get answers faster, because the seller knows they can close.

  1. 1 Request the NDA on a listing and e-sign it in the browser.
  2. 2 Add proof of funds, such as a bank statement, an SBA pre-qualification letter or a fund commitment.
  3. 3 The broker or owner approves you and opens the company name and data room.
  4. 4 Ask questions in the listing thread and submit your LOI when you are ready.

Selling a company in your area

List it with a broker in your state or by yourself. Start with a one-minute valuation, then sell my business or find business brokers near me.

How do I find a business for sale near me

Choose your state and metro area in the search, add the industries you know and a price range, then save it as a deal alert. New listings that match arrive by email.

Are the listings verified

Each listing is published by a broker who confirmed their professional details or by an owner with a confirmed account. Financial summaries are provided by the seller; you verify them in due diligence with tax returns and bank statements from the data room.

Why can't I see the company name

Sellers keep the name confidential to protect staff, customers and suppliers. You see it after you sign the NDA and the seller approves your inquiry.

Does it cost anything to search

No. Searching, deal alerts and NDA requests cost nothing for buyers.