Search Business Brokers by State

Q: How do I use this page to find a broker near me?

Scroll to the list of states, click on your state, and you’ll be taken to resources focused on that market. From there, you can request a valuation or start conversations with brokers who work those deals every day.

Q: Can I talk to more than one broker before choosing who to work with?

Yes. It’s normal to speak with more than one broker in your state, compare their experience, fees, and marketing approach, and then decide who you trust to represent your business. This business brokers by state directory is designed to make that first round of conversations faster and more targeted.

Nationwide Business Brokers Directory

Use this state-by-state business broker directory to quickly search business brokers by state and connect with professionals who understand your local market.

Whether you’re planning to sell your assisted living facility, healthcare practice, or another Main Street or lower middle market business, choosing a broker who understands your state’s regulations, buyer pool, and valuation drivers is critical.

Independent organizations like SCORE.org publish free, federally supported guidance on exit planning, succession strategy, and preparing a business for sale.

You can also review seller-focused market education from platforms like BizBuySell’s seller resource center , which explains how buyers evaluate businesses and what information they expect before entering discussions.

When you’re ready to move beyond research and begin real conversations, more business broker leads allows you to connect with experienced brokers and qualified buyers actively working deals in your specific state.

Frequently Asked Questions About Business Brokers by State

Why does it matter to use a business broker in my state?

A local broker understands your state’s regulations, licensing, tax environment, and typical buyer pool. When you search business brokers by state, you’re more likely to work with someone who already knows how deals in your area are structured and what similar businesses are selling for.

How do I use this page to find a broker near me?

Scroll to the list above, click on your state (for example, Business Brokers in Texas or Business Brokers in New York), and you’ll be taken to resources focused on that market. From there, you can request a valuation or start conversations with brokers who work those deals every day.

What if my business operates in more than one state?

Many companies serve multiple states or have locations across a region. Start with the state where your business is headquartered or where most of your revenue is generated. An experienced broker can then help you position out-of-state locations or contracts as part of a single transaction or a carve-out.

Is there a minimum size for businesses these brokers will work with?

Most of the brokers you’ll find through these state pages focus on Main Street and lower middle market deals. Some prefer a minimum revenue or earnings threshold. When you reach out through a state-specific page, they’ll let you know if your business fits their criteria or if there’s a better fit in their network.

Can I talk to more than one broker before choosing who to work with?

Yes — and you should. It’s normal to speak with more than one broker in your state, compare their experience, fees, and marketing approach, and then decide who you trust to represent your business. This business brokers by state directory is designed to make that first round of conversations faster and more targeted.