Briggs AnalyticsFree estimate
See what your company's data could be worth.
Your company's records could be worth $200K to $2M, and it's cash for your company without a loan or giving up equity. Answer five quick questions and see your own range on the spot.
Free · five quick questions · about a minute · no files
$200K to $2M is a Briggs Analytics estimate for a U.S. company with 50 to 500 people and 10 or more years of records. Not an offer. A buyer sets the final price.
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What kind of business is it?
How many people work there?
How long has it been running?
Which of these do you use?
Tap all that apply.
Last one. What's going on with the business?
A Briggs Analytics estimate, not an offer. A buyer sets the final price after its own review. How we estimate
Where should we send your full breakdown?
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A real person looks over every company. No spam, and nothing happens without your OK.
What happens next
- You get an email from bristol@briggsanalytics.com right away.
- We ask a few short questions about your records, by email.
- We introduce you to a buyer that fits, and you decide.
Your records never leave your hands until you sign. Is this safe for my business and my clients?
Public deals, each linked to its source. Your number is a Briggs Analytics estimate, and a buyer sets the final price.
✓ Breakdown on its way
Want a sharper number?
Answer a few optional questions and we'll email you a fuller breakdown.
Talk to a real person.
Tell us a little about you and your company and we'll email you right away from bristol@briggsanalytics.com.
You’re all set.
We’ll email you right away from bristol@briggsanalytics.com.
What a result looks like
Three hypothetical companies.
12 years in QuickBooks, Salesforce and Zendesk. U.S.-based.
9 years of jobs in ServiceTitan and invoices in QuickBooks. U.S.-based.
6 years of Jira, Slack and Zendesk history. Systems go offline in 60 days.
Hypothetical companies, not clients. Ranges are Briggs Analytics estimates from the same math as the tool.
Your business already has the records buyers look for
Does your company use
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Every day your team creates records across sales, support, jobs, invoicing and finance. Those records show how real work gets done, and certain companies now pay for access to them.
How it works
Tell us about your company
Answer a few questions about the business, its history and the systems you use. No files.
See what your data could be worth
You see an estimated range on the spot. Then we look over your company and follow up with what we think it could be worth.
Decide if you want to pursue it
If there's a real opportunity, we help you take the next step. Nothing happens without your OK.
Questions about the estimate.
How is the estimate calculated?
From your five answers: your industry, headcount, years in business, the tools you use and what's going on with the business. It's an estimate, not an offer. Final pricing is determined by the buyer after review.
Do I have to share any files?
No. You don't send any files to find out.
What happens after I send my breakdown?
You get an email from bristol@briggsanalytics.com right away. Then a real person looks over your company and emails you what we think it could be worth and what the next step would be. Nothing goes to a buyer without your OK.
Can I skip the estimate and just talk to someone?
Yes. Tap Skip the estimate, just talk to someone, leave a few quick details about you and your company, and we'll email you right away from bristol@briggsanalytics.com.
Does my company have to be big?
No. Many buyers look for 20 or more U.S. full-time employees, and some take smaller companies or companies that are closing. We review every company that comes through.
Can I come back later?
Yes. Your answers are saved on this device, so you can pick up where you left off without starting over.
You spent years building it.
Free · five quick questions · about a minute · no files