Suite 01
Run your numbers
before you run
your deal.
Three tools built for ecommerce and online business buyers. Know your payment, eligibility, and target deal size before you make an offer.
Three tools, one workflow.
Start with the calculator, screen for SBA fit, then size your target deal. Each output flows naturally into the next.
Acquisition Financing Calculator
Enter purchase price, down payment, and loan term. Get monthly payment, annual debt service, DSCR, and a program match (SBA, FLEX, or Capital Access) in real time.
SBA Eligibility Checker
Five questions covering citizenship, operator intent, credit range, available capital, and timeline. Sixty seconds to know whether SBA 7(a) fits your deal or whether FLEX is the right door.
Deal Affordability Estimator
Input your available down payment capital, home equity, and seller note intent. Get a maximum deal size by program, a recommended target range, and an estimated monthly payment.
Guides & programs
The math behind the calculators.
The Complete Guide to Business Valuation for Acquisitions
The complete business valuation guide for acquisitions — SDE vs EBITDA, category multiples, what drives multiples up or down, and how to build your independent valuation analysis.
The Complete SBA 7(a) Business Acquisition Loan Guide (2026)
The complete guide to SBA 7(a) acquisition loans in 2026 — how the program works, who qualifies, equity injection mechanics, lender selection, and why deals get declined.
The Complete Guide to Business Acquisition Deal Structuring
The complete guide to business acquisition deal structuring — asset vs. stock purchase, seller notes, earnouts, working capital pegs, representations, and indemnification.
The Complete Guide to Business Acquisition Financing Options
The complete guide to business acquisition financing — SBA 7(a), Capital Access, seller financing, ROBS, home equity, and how to choose the right option.
Recent writing on deal math
The 12 Metrics Every Ecommerce Buyer Should Pull Before LOI
Contribution margin by SKU, return rate by channel, supplier concentration, and eight more. Most buyers look at the wrong numbers until it's too late.
Seller Notes: When to Take Them, How to Structure Them
A seller note on full standby satisfies the SBA's 5% equity injection rule. A seller note on partial standby does not. The difference costs deals.