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Contact Indianapolis Business Brokers HQ

Call us or fill out the short form to request a free, confidential valuation and talk with an experienced business broker.

  • Free and confidential
  • No obligation
  • Owners doing $1M+ a year

Prefer to talk? Call (317) 555-0186

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Get your free business valuation

Free, confidential and no obligation.

What You Get When You Request a Valuation

You've put years into your company. A few minutes on our form tells you what all that work is worth today, so your next move is based on a real number instead of a guess.

  • Know your number before anyone else does. Walk into every conversation with a buyer, partner or banker already knowing what your business could sell for.
  • Keep more of what you built. An experienced broker brings competing buyers and negotiates the terms, so less of your sale price gets left on the table.
  • Stay in control of the timing. Sell this year, plan for three years out, or simply know where you stand. Nothing happens until you decide.
  • Keep it quiet. Your staff, customers and competitors won't hear a thing. Buyers sign an NDA before they ever learn your name.
  • Get your time back. The broker handles the buyers, the paperwork and the back and forth, so you can keep running the business at its best.
  • Pay nothing to find out. The valuation is free and comes with no obligation.

Most owners only sell once. Start with the facts, and make that one sale count.

How to Reach Us

  • Phone: (317) 555-0186
  • Hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm
  • Service area: Indianapolis, Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville and nearby central Indiana towns

Reaching out after hours? Use the form and you'll hear back on the next business day.

What to Have Ready

You don't need anything to get started, but a few details help the broker give you a better answer on the first call.

  • Your gross revenue and net profit for the last twelve months, even rough numbers
  • Three years of profit and loss statements or tax returns, if they're handy
  • A rough idea of your timing and whether you'd stay on to help a new owner
  • Anything that makes the business unusual, like a key customer, a lease or a license

Your Request Stays Confidential

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What Happens Next

An experienced broker reviews your answers and contacts you to talk through what your business could sell for and what your options are. There's no cost and no obligation.

Want to learn more first? Start with how selling a business works.

How It Works

  1. Request a valuation

    Answer a few questions about your business. It takes about two minutes.

  2. Talk with a broker

    An experienced broker reviews your numbers and calls to talk through what your business could sell for.

  3. Decide on your timing

    Sell now, plan for later, or simply know your number. There's no obligation.