Rejigg
At a Glance
Worth the demo if owner-direct deal flow fits your process; the seller-free model is genuinely differentiated, and the unknowns are scale and your access cost.
- Pricing
- Custom Pricing, Free for sellers, with the site stating no retainers, exclusivity, or commissions. Buyers pay a monthly subscription to access the platform and a success fee when their deal closes, in the FAQ's own words; neither figure is published, so confirm current tiers directly.
- Best For
- Searchers who want owner-direct deal flow without broker intermediation, in the roughly $1M to $4M range its published closings cluster in
- Roadmap Stages
- 4. Source & Screen Deals
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Owner-direct conversations without broker process or fees on the sell side, which draws owners who would never list traditionally
- Published closings span roughly $950k to $4.2M across services, SaaS, and home-services businesses, squarely searcher-sized
- Seller-free model gives it a structural pipeline of off-market-style inventory
Cons
- Buyer pricing is a subscription plus a success fee at close, with neither figure published
- Platform scale (owner and buyer counts, live inventory) is not disclosed
- Young platform with thin independent sentiment; most detail comes from its own site
What Searchers Say
A newer entrant in the owner-direct sourcing category with visible 2025 and 2026 activity and named, dated closings on its site. Independent community discussion is thin so far; treat the model claims as the vendor's own until firsthand reports accumulate.