A line of buyers carrying puzzle pieces walks a country road to a small shop, where the owner and a broker hold the matching piece.

For business brokers and M&A advisors

More of the right buyers for your deals.

Find qualified buyers for the businesses you represent. On a brokered deal, Rejigg is paid by the buyer. You keep your client, your process, and your commission agreement.

Your client stays your client.

What stays with you
Your client relationship
Your valuation work and process
Your negotiations
Your own buyer network
What Rejigg adds
Vetted buyers you wouldn't otherwise reach
More bidders on every deal you share
Paid by the buyer, not from your client agreement
No exclusivity and no conflict of interest

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$148M+
in businesses sold
41
businesses sold
22,445
serious, vetted buyers
1,702
businesses for sale now

How the business broker partnership works.

The same idea as co-brokering, at a much broader scale, with nothing given up on your side.

Step 01

Share

Tell us about an opportunity you represent: industry, size, location, and asking price. We don't need the business name, and you remain the point of contact with your client.

Step 02

Showcase

Your opportunity goes in front of our buyer network as an anonymous profile. You decide what gets shared and when.

Step 03

Screen

Vetted buyers, ranked by fit, raise their hand. You screen each one before a conversation happens, and first calls run through the Rejigg platform.

Step 04

Close

You run the deal the way you always do. If a Rejigg buyer closes, Rejigg is paid by the buyer. Your agreement with your client is yours.

Deals too small for your desk?

Plenty of brokers and bankers pass on businesses that are too small, outside their industry, or outside their territory, even though the owner still needs help. Refer them to Rejigg instead of saying no. The relationship stays intact and the owner still gets a path to a sale.

Refer a business
A broker on a stone path points a shopkeeper at a small fruit stand toward a hill town across the fields.

Business broker partnership FAQs

Resources for business brokers and advisors

Brokers close here.

The owner keeps their broker, the broker keeps their agreement, and the buyer finds a deal they would never have seen.

A forklift loads insulation bales onto a flatbed while a worker cuts batts at a bench in a snowy supply yard, in Anchorage; the owner shows a buyer around.
Construction & trades
Brokered
Anchorage, AK

Industrial Insulation Company

BuyerPrivate equity
Closed in 6 months
A consulting team arranges clay chart blocks at a table under a wall of chart panels, in Atlanta; the owner shows a buyer around.
Software & SaaS
BrokeredRejigg Assist
Atlanta Metro

Business Intelligence Platform

BuyerSelf-Funded Searcher
Closed · 5 offers
A worker rolls glossy flake epoxy across a garage floor, half shining and half bare concrete, in Northern Michigan; the owner shows a buyer around.
Manufacturing
Northern Michigan

Epoxy Coatings Brand

BuyerIndividual Buyer
Closed in 10 months
A crew lays a stone patio and a low stone wall and plants young trees beside a mini excavator, in the Silicon Valley foothills; the owner shows a buyer around.
Construction & trades
Silicon Valley

Landscape Construction Company

BuyerIndividual Buyer
Closed in 5 months
Racks of hard hats, harnesses and traffic cones fill an open safety-equipment warehouse, in the Inland Empire; the owner shows a buyer around.
Industrial distribution
Inland Empire

Safety Equipment Distributor

BuyerIndividual Buyer
Closed in 4 months
A communications studio with a podium of microphones, a camera on a tripod and a team over storyboards, in Boston; the owner shows a buyer around.
Marketing & advertising
Boston Metro

Strategic Communications Firm

BuyerIndividual Buyer
Closed in 9 months
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