Pricing
Nothing until the business sells.
No listing fee, no subscription, no charge for the paperwork. MicroM&A takes a percentage when a sale completes, and nothing before that.
Free, permanently
Everything it takes to find a business, agree terms, and get to a closing table.
- Browsing every live listing
- Creating a buyer or seller account
- Listing a business, with no time limit
- Buyer and seller verification
- Messaging the other side
- NDAs, the confidential package, and the Agreement of Purchase and Sale
- The deal room and the Ontario closing checklist
- Saved searches and alerts
On completion
A 2% platform facilitation fee on the agreed purchase price, payable by the seller when the sale completes. No sale, no fee.
It is not a term of the agreement between the buyer and the seller. The seller signs a separate direction authorising their own solicitor to pay it from the proceeds on completion — which is the instrument a solicitor can actually act on, and it keeps a payment to us out of a contract we are not a party to.
No money passes through MicroM&A. We hold no deposits and operate no trust account. A deposit goes to the solicitor or brokerage named in the agreement, and is dealt with under that agreement — we record what was agreed and move nothing.
Worked example
- Agreed purchase price
- $500,000
- Platform facilitation fee (2%)
- $10,000
- Cost to list, and to reach that point
- $0
For comparison, a business broker on a main-street sale typically charges eight to twelve percent, often with a retainer payable whether or not the business sells.