OffDeal
At a Glance
Worth being in its buyer network for larger lower-middle-market deals; too big-focused for the smallest Main Street searches.
- Pricing
- Success Fee, Sell-side representation with no upfront fees, retainers or hidden costs, in its own words; the success fee itself is not published, and a 5% to 10% figure it once carried is on none of its pages now. Initial valuation and AI buyer-matching are free. It targets businesses with roughly $5M to $100M of revenue, advertises offers inside 45 days, and raised a $12M Series A led by Radical Ventures in 2026.
- Best For
- Buyers who want to be in the deal flow for larger lower-middle-market businesses, and sellers of $5M-plus-revenue companies who want an AI-run auction
- Roadmap Stages
- 4. Source & Screen Deals
Pros and Cons
Pros
- AI-native process that matches a business against 25,000-plus past M&A deals and can surface a thousand-plus potential buyers in a competitive auction
- No upfront fees, retainers or hidden costs, in its own words, with a free initial valuation, so its incentives sit with closing
- Faster than traditional advisory, advertising offers inside 45 days
Cons
- It targets $5M to $100M of revenue, so the smallest Main Street deals a searcher looks at fall below its range
- It represents sellers, so on a live deal its duty is to the other side of the table
- It is a young, AI-native firm funded by a $12M Series A in 2026, so its track record is shorter than the established M&A advisors it competes with, and it no longer publishes its fee
What Searchers Say
Model, deal-size range and timelines verified against OffDeal's own site in September 2026, when the fee figure it once published had gone; it is a venture-backed, AI-native entrant rather than a decades-old advisor.