Put your startup in front of the right buyers.
Share the business clearly, keep sensitive details confidential, and move from first interest to a structured diligence process.
Create founder accountCreate a draft
Add factual business details, price, and seller authorization.
Review and activation
A listing goes live only after a verified payment and staff review.
Manage inquiries
Review buyer interest, negotiate terms, and continue in a protected deal room.
What to prepare before you list
Buyers look for a clear picture of the business. Before you create a draft, gather what you can honestly stand behind: what the product does, who uses it, how it makes money, what it costs to run, and why you are selling. You also need to set an asking price and confirm you have the authority to sell.
Having records ready helps a serious conversation move faster. That can include revenue and traffic reports, details of code and domain ownership, and any contracts a buyer would take on.
How your information stays protected
Share enough publicly for the right buyers to recognise the opportunity, and hold back details that could harm the business. Buyers sign in to send an inquiry, and you can review each one before continuing in a protected deal room.
A listing goes live only after a verified payment and staff review. Sale listings stay active for 90 days after approval.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep my startup’s name private?
You can mark a listing as confidential, which keeps your startup name and website link off the public listing. Avoid including identifying details in the description if you want the business to stay anonymous.
Does CofoundAlly value my startup?
No. You set the asking price. Comparable sales, your revenue and growth, and advice from a qualified adviser can all help you choose it.
Who can contact me about my listing?
Signed-in buyer, founder, cofounder, and investor accounts can send an inquiry through CofoundAlly. You decide which conversations to continue.