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SearchFunder
Network with searchers, find investors, research industries, sell your business
Key facts
- Website
- searchfunder.com
- Pricing
- Subscription, $79/mo, $19/mo billed annually, or $432 lifetime
- Rating
- No reviews yet
About SearchFunder
SearchFunder is a community and toolset built for the search fund and acquisition entrepreneurship world, letting members network with other searchers, find investors, research industries, and work toward selling a business. It combines networking with practical deal-support tools.
Key features
- 15,000+ industry reports, 50,000+ transaction financials
- Searcher/investor/broker member directory
- Broker-posted deal listings
- Job board for search fund roles
- Community networking and mentorship
Pros & cons
Pros
- Deep data access for individual searchers
- Active professional community
Cons
- Core data access requires paid membership
- Founding year not public
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Frequently Asked Questions About SearchFunder
What is SearchFunder?
SearchFunder is a community and toolset built for the search fund and acquisition entrepreneurship world, letting members network with other searchers, find investors, research industries, and work toward selling a business. It combines networking with practical deal-support tools.
Who is SearchFunder for?
It's for search fund entrepreneurs, independent sponsors, and investors who want a dedicated network and toolset for sourcing capital, deals, and industry research.
What category does SearchFunder fall under?
SearchFunder falls under Communities — it's a discussion forum or network for people in the acquisition space rather than a listings marketplace. It's also tagged under Tools, reflecting the overlap between these functions.
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