Sell your business with Miles Group.

Explore your options with a complimentary business valuation.

We calculate all economic indicators and understand feasibility of advertising campaign

We help you sell your business in 3 steps?

Get a Free Valuation

Our valuation process takes into account over 150+ data points about your business.

Review Qualified Buyers

We'll bring you qualified buyers who meet the financial and experience requirements.

Pass the Torch

We'll help you prepare for due diligence and close the deal.

Own a main street business?

We specialize in selling small businesses with revenues between $250K and $5M.

Auto Repair

No matter how many bays you have, we’ll find a new owner for your shop who will maintain your same quality of care.

E-Commerce Store

No matter how many bays you have, we’ll find a new owner for your shop who will maintain your same quality of care.

Insurance Agency

You’ve worked hard to build trust with your clients. We'll find the best owner to keep serving the loyal customers you’ve created.

Start your next chapter today!

Too many owners near retirement and decide to throw in the towel and close up shop. Beacon is a new, incredibly simple way to sell your small business.

Not quite ready to sell?

Join our community of business owners planning to exit in the next 2 years.

Executive Team

Peter White

Manager, Logistics

Anna Green

Owner & CEO, Economic

Alex Wood

Scientist, Ecology

Eva Hill

Specialist, Economic

Latest Updates

Business Broker Fees: How Much Are They, And Who Pays?

When you want to sell or buy your business, you want the best value possible. As a seller, you want the highest selling price, and as a buyer, you look for the lowest price possible. Business brokers help you achieve the best value possible.

Seller Financing: Why is it required? What are the common terms?

Similar to real estate transactions, small business transactions are almost always financed with a mix of equity and debt. It’s rare for a business to sell at a strong price and for the buyer to pay entirely out-of-pocket in cash. In fact, normally we see buyers only put down 10-15% of the purchase price in cash, with the remaining amount covered by a mix of bank financing and/or seller financing (sometimes referred to as a “seller note” or “carrying paper”).

The Tax Consequences Of Buying A Business To Consider.

Buying a business can be a complex and prolonged transaction. There are many elements that impact your decision on which business to buy. Knowing the tax consequences of a transaction will allow you to negotiate better and structure a good deal.