Free Business Deal Analyzer
for Acquisitions

PASTE YOUR LISTING

Copy any business listing, broker teaser, or financial summary and paste it into DealQuest. Works with BizBuySell, Acquire.com, broker emails, or even rough financial notes.

AI ANALYZES THE DEAL

Our AI parses revenue quality, owner dependency, recurring income, customer concentration, and financial transparency — then cross-references public sources to label every claim as verified, inferred, or assumed.

GET YOUR DEALCARD

Receive a structured DealCard with a 0–100 deal signal score, evidence-scored strengths and risks, a buyer-fit narrative, and the diligence questions that matter before you submit an LOI.

SAMPLE OUTPUT

What Your DealCard Looks Like

Below is a real sample analysis of an HVAC acquisition target. Your DealCard will look just like this — populated with your deal's specific data.

OR VIEW FULL DEMO DEALCARD

15-SECOND ANALYSIS

Faster than reading the listing twice. Get a structured screen in the time it takes to make coffee.

EVIDENCE-TAGGED CLAIMS

Every insight is labeled VERIFIED, INFERRED, or ASSUMED. Know exactly what's sourced vs. extrapolated.

PE-GRADE DILIGENCE

IC challenge questions, diligence checklist, and valuation notes modeled on search fund workflows.

ALWAYS FREE PREVIEW

Score, flags, and buyer fit are always free. No account, no trial — just paste and analyze.

What is a DealCard?

A DealCard is DealQuest's structured deal analysis output. It includes a 0–100 deal signal score, red and green flags, buyer-fit narrative, diligence questions, and an evidence layer that labels every claim as VERIFIED, INFERRED, or ASSUMED. It's modeled on the first-pass screening workflow used by PE firms and search fund investors — compressed into a format you can read in under 3 minutes.

How does AI analyze a business for sale?

DealQuest's AI parses your listing or financial snapshot and extracts key signals: revenue quality, owner dependency, recurring revenue, customer diversification, financial transparency, and local defensibility. It cross-references public sources where available, labels its confidence on every claim, and generates diligence questions designed to pressure-test the deal thesis before you commit to an LOI.

What does a search fund analyst look for?

Search fund analysts prioritize earnings durability over top-line growth, owner independence, and a clear operating thesis post-close. They assess recurring vs. project revenue, customer concentration, key-person risk, and whether the asking price is defensible at a 2.5–4x EBITDA range. DealQuest structures every analysis around these exact dimensions so you can benchmark any deal the way a search fund IC would.

Is DealQuest free to use?

Yes. Every analysis returns a free preview that includes the deal signal score, key red and green flags, and buyer-fit summary — no account required. A full Deep DealCard with the complete evidence layer, valuation notes, IC challenge questions, diligence checklist, and PDF export is available for a one-time $5 unlock fee. No subscription, no recurring charges.

What's included in the free analysis?

The free preview includes: a 0–100 deal signal score with confidence range, your top strengths and risk flags, a buyer-fit narrative, and a preview of the evidence layer. The full Deep DealCard (unlocked for $5) adds: complete evidence scoring for every claim, valuation notes with EBITDA multiple range, IC challenge questions, a 10-point diligence checklist, mission-style action steps, and a downloadable PDF.

What kinds of businesses can I analyze?

DealQuest is optimized for SMB acquisitions in the $500K–$10M range: service businesses, SaaS companies, e-commerce brands, professional services firms, and franchise resales. You can paste a broker teaser, a BizBuySell or Acquire.com listing, or a rough financial summary. The more detail you provide, the higher the evidence quality in your DealCard.