How we put a deal in daylight.

Every seller fills out one disclosure format — revenue, profit, churn, and the risks — and states what they’ll hand over to a serious buyer: a P&L, exports, the full books. It is all seller-reported. We show how far each seller is willing to open up, so you can tell at a glance who’s being candid and who’s holding back. We don’t audit it, and we don’t handle the documents — those go straight from the seller to you. We just make it legible.

This is the part no one else does. We send the seller’s stated numbers and disclosures to two independent AI models and ask each, separately, to find what a careful buyer would want to investigate: revenue concentration, churn hidden in an average, one-time money dressed as recurring, an owner the business can’t survive without.

When both models raise the same thing, we mark it consensus and weight it heaviest. Two strangers, reasoning differently, landing on the same concern — that’s worth more than any single opinion. Every flag is published on the listing. We don’t hide the hard questions; we lead with them. The models point. You verify.

When a business fits, you contact the seller and take it from there. No middleman on the money, no escrow, no commission. Macro Exits makes the introduction; the deal is between you and them — price, terms, transfer, all of it. That keeps things simple: sellers pay a flat fee to list, buyers pay nothing, and we stay out of your transaction entirely.