Overview #

ExitHub is the dedicated marketplace for business acquisitions within our ecosystem. Whether you’re selling a digital asset, an e‑commerce brand, or a brick‑and‑mortar company, ExitHub gives you a structured, professional way to present your venture to qualified buyers while maintaining confidentiality.

🔄 One Account, Many Roles: Any member can list a business for sale. An entrepreneur might exit their primary startup, while an investor may list a portfolio company.

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Step 1 — Basic Information (The Teaser) #

The first page of the form builds your Acquisition Card. Because business sales are sensitive, your title and teaser should highlight value without revealing confidential details.

• Listing Title: Focus on the core value proposition (e.g., “Profitable SaaS in the EdTech Space”).
• Listing Teaser: A one‑sentence summary of the business’s primary appeal (e.g., “15% MoM growth with a lean operations team”).
• Logo or Image: Use your company logo or a clean, representative image.
• Industry & Location: Important for buyers filtering by market or geographic presence.

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Step 2 — Your Narrative (The Business Case) #

Your description functions as a high‑level Investment Memorandum. Above this field, you’ll see guidance tailored to ExitHub listings.

• Business Overview: What the company does and its mission.
• Financial Highlights: Revenue trends, growth rates, and profitability.
• Team & Assets: Intellectual property, proprietary tech, or key personnel.
• The Opportunity: Why now is the right time to buy. Outline growth potential or market expansion opportunities.

💡 Pro‑Tip: Transparency builds trust. You don’t need to reveal everything publicly, but clear, directional financial metrics attract serious buyers.

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Step 3 — Business Model & Financials #

On the second page, select your business model. This determines which financial fields appear.

Option A: Online Business

For SaaS, e‑commerce, content sites, or apps.

Required fields:
Business structure, Year founded, Asking price, Monthly profit, Audience size (Followers/Subscribers).

Option B: Physical Business

For retail, manufacturing, or service‑based companies with a physical footprint.

Required fields:
Business structure, Year founded, Asking price, Monthly profit, Cash flow, Gross revenue.

At the end of the form, you’ll confirm a required consent statement acknowledging your rights to share the information and agreement with platform policies.

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How Your Listing Appears #

1. On the Marketplace Page

Your listing card displays:

• Logo or image
• Business Type Tag (Online or Physical)
• Listing title
• Teaser
• Asking price
• Industry
• Location

This helps buyers quickly identify opportunities that match their acquisition criteria.

2. On the Full Listing Page

Your full listing includes:

• Complete description
• Business model details and financial metrics
• Request NDA button
• About the Author section

The Request NDA button opens a message form where buyers introduce themselves and confirm they agree to receive and review an NDA before proceeding.

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Best Practices for Success #

1. Lead with Metrics: Buyers prioritize financial clarity.
2. Prepare Your NDA Workflow: Be ready to send your NDA promptly once a qualified request comes in.
3. Keep Information Current: Update your listing if revenue, profit, or operational details change.

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