Buyer Finder · For Business Owners
Who would buy your company?
Three questions, under a minute. See how many buyers fit a company like yours, how active they have been and how they usually buy, from Greymont's directory of 889 firms and 6,500+ tracked deals.
Free and confidential. Your answers stay in your browser unless you ask for the full breakdown. Greymont represents buyers and is paid by them, never by owners.
Your buyer pool
0 buyers fit your profile
Counts come from each firm's own website and press releases (as of November 14, 2026). Firms that don't publish a size range are included. This is not investment advice.
Your full breakdown
See every matching buyer
- A profile of each matching buyer: what kind of investor it is, where it is based, the size it buys and how recently it bought in your industry
- Which could buy you as a new platform and which as an add-on, and what that means for price and terms
- What to watch for in a private equity offer
- Names and introductions come through a conversation with Greymont, so your interest stays confidential until you decide otherwise
Which of these are looking right now?
A list can't show which firms are actively looking in your industry this month, and some searches aren't public. Greymont can tell you, free, and introduce you only to the ones that fit, with your permission.
Start a conversationHow the matching works
- Industry: a firm counts if it owns a company in your industry or bought one recently. Industries follow the categories Greymont uses to track buyers.
- Size: a firm counts as a new-platform buyer if your profit falls inside the range it publishes. Firms that don't publish a range still count toward your total and are shown separately.
- Add-on buyers: firms whose companies in your industry bought other companies in the last 24 months. An add-on buyer can be a fit even if your company is smaller than the firm's usual range.
- Location: a firm counts if it invests nationwide or in a region that includes your state.
- Left out: firms that mainly lend or back other buyers, because they don't usually buy a company themselves.
Questions owners ask
- Why don't you show the firms' names?
- Because the right introduction matters more than a list. Contacting a buyer cold tells them you might sell before you are ready, and usually reaches a junior associate. Greymont can tell you which of these firms fit and introduce you, with your permission. Greymont represents buyers and is paid by them, never by owners, so it costs you nothing.
- What is the difference between a platform and an add-on?
- A platform is the first company a firm buys in an industry, usually with a management team that stays. An add-on is a company bought to join a platform the firm already owns. Smaller companies are usually sold as add-ons.
- What happens to my answers?
- They stay in your browser. Nothing is sent to Greymont unless you ask for the full breakdown, and then only your answers on this page, your name, your email and your company if you add it. Your details are never shared with a buyer without your permission.