Buyers cannot tell who is serious. Sellers cannot tell who has money. Both sides spend months finding out. Revanu puts that information on the table before the first conversation.
Every marketplace claims quality listings. Almost none can tell a seller whether the person asking for three years of financials can actually buy. That asymmetry is why sellers stall, and why good listings never reach the open market at all.
Bank, lender, brokerage, or accountant confirmation that the capital exists. The fastest path, and the one sellers ask for.
Registration and ownership records checked against public filings. Operators dealing with operators.
Franchisee status confirmed with the franchisor, including multi-unit history where it applies.
Nobody is locked out. You can browse every listing, save searches, and message sellers without verifying anything. Sellers simply choose who to answer first, and buyers who have proved something get chosen. Optional beats mandatory because it stays honest: the badge means something precisely because it was not required.
Revenue, EBITDA, margin, and recurring share are on every listing before you message anyone.
Run the AI valuation on any listing to see whether the asking price sits inside a defensible range.
One document and an ID check. A human reviews it within a business day, and it lasts twelve months.
Requests, releases, versions, and who opened what — tracked in a deal room instead of an email thread.
The valuation applies a sector multiple to reported earnings, then adjusts for the characteristics buyers reliably pay more or less for: recurring revenue, growth, tenure, owner involvement, customer concentration.
It produces a range, not a price, and it says so. Seller figures are unverified at that stage and we label them as such. A tool that pretends to certainty it does not have would undermine the only thing we are selling.
Sector multiples come from what comparable businesses actually sold for, in the same size band.
Every factor that moved the multiple is listed with its direction and size, so you can argue with it.
At valuation stage the numbers are self-reported and labelled as such. Diligence is where they get tested.
A point estimate would imply certainty the data cannot support. You get a range and a confidence score.
Sellers choose named or confidential in the listing flow, and most with staff choose confidential.
A person reads every verification submission. Decisions come back within one business day.
Basic, financial, and sensitive tiers, granted per buyer rather than all-or-nothing.
Previews carry each buyer’s watermark. Links expire, and access can be revoked at any time.
Sellers see who opened what and when — the most honest signal of whether a buyer is working.
If a listing only accepts verified buyers, we tell the buyer and offer the path rather than dropping the message.
Send names, roles, one-line backgrounds, and headshots and I will build the team row. I have left it empty rather than inventing founders — this is the section a sceptical seller checks first, and placeholder people would undo the rest of the page.
Create an account, verify if and when you want to, and start seeing the deals that never make it to the open market.