Frequently Asked Questions

Business owners and brokers may create listings. Broker-represented listings are identified for buyers.

Yes. Brokers can list transparently. Buyers can see whether a listing is owner-listed or broker-represented.

We use moderation and verification signals to reduce spam and improve listing quality. Buyers should still do independent due diligence.

Listing prices and included features are shown on the pricing page and before checkout.

After payment, create an account at BizMrt.com/register using the same email you used at checkout. Then verify your email, sign in, and go to BizMrt.com/submit to create your listing. Your purchase is automatically connected to your account when you use the same email.

Each listing includes a contact method so buyers can ask questions, request documents, and schedule discussions.

A clear description, location, asking price, financial highlights, reason for sale, and what is included (assets, inventory, staff, etc.).

Buyers typically review financial statements, tax returns, customer concentration, leases, and key contracts before making an offer.

Many deals include seller financing depending on the business and buyer qualifications. Terms are negotiated between the parties. See our research on how buyers finance business acquisitions.

Broker fees depend on the engagement, transaction size, and services provided. Review the broker's written agreement and use our broker fee calculator to estimate possible fees.