What an install looks like.
Three businesses of the kind listed on acquire.com and Flippa, each with one lever installed end to end: the before, the build, what broke, and what it’s worth at the multiple.
Illustrative examples, not clients. Figures are modeled.
The offer that priced 12 years at 4× profit
A 12-year-old fulfillment platform at a 5% margin, a first offer at 4× profit, and an earnout chaining the founder to the support desk. One install, 30 days, 3 hours of his time, paid at close.
Read the case →The order queue only 2 people could clear
11 links quietly flipped to nofollow, found by a client before the marketplace. A verifier that checks every placement at delivery and every week after.
Read the case →The bid that died on page 41
A winnable government bid, rejected unread over 1 form on page 41. A matrix that turns every “shall” into a row, and won’t let a bid go final with an empty one.
Read the case →Find out what a buyer will price into your handoff before the buyer does.
If the read finds nothing a buyer would price into your transition, we say so in writing: list as-is. The map is still yours.