# New England Business Brokers Association

New England brokers, one door to listings.

A New England trade association of business brokers and M&A advisors with a public member directory. Its program lets a buyer see every member office's listings through one member broker.

- Category: Business Brokers & M&A Advisors
- Pricing model: Free
- Where it fits: Define & Test Your Thesis, Source & Screen Deals
- Website: https://www.nebba.com

## At a Glance

One broker as a door onto a whole region's listings, at a price the site does not state.

- Kind: Not a brokerage at all: a membership body with a directory you search yourself.
- Footprint: It publishes a region rather than a state list, so ask on the first call whether it has members where you are buying.
- Seller Fee: Charges no seller fee. It represents no seller, so there is no sell-side fee to publish.
- Buyer Fee: Says nothing about a buyer fee. Its buyer-facing pages say nothing either way about what a buyer pays.
- Works For: Not a brokerage. A trade body rather than a firm that lists businesses, so there is nobody here to hire on either side.
- Before It Shows You Anything: Nothing to gate: it lists members, not businesses. A membership body rather than a brokerage. It has no listings to withhold, and its directory is open.

## What It Costs

Free to buyers: the member directory is public. The prices below are what a MEMBER pays, across four tiers: $299 a year for a broker company member, $100 for each additional person at that company, $350 for an affiliate company, and $200 for each additional affiliate.

## Best For

Buyers in New England who would rather work one broker than contact a dozen offices

## Pros and Cons

- Pro: Its NEBBA-Plus program lets one member broker show a buyer every member office's listings, which nothing else here offers
- Pro: Public directory listing each member's company, location and contact details
- Pro: Publishes a four-tier dues table, including the cheaper additional-seat rates
- Pro: Covers the Northeast outside the states this shelf's firms already name
- Con: Names no states, so New England has to be read as the region rather than quoted as a list
- Con: Publishes no founding year and no member count outside the directory itself
- Con: The listings host its home page links to answered 403 on the last read, so the member directory is the reachable half and the listings are not

## What Searchers Say

The NEBBA-Plus description, dues and directory behavior read from its own pages; the NEBBA-Plus page now lists eleven participating offices in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine, and the member directory is a script widget an automated reader cannot open. No fee is published for NEBBA-Plus, which is the first thing to ask about it.

## Sources

- https://www.nebba.com
- https://www.nebba.com/member-benefits
- https://www.nebba.com/nebba-plus

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