Briggs AnalyticsNo equity. No loan. Paid for the years you already put in.
Buyers pay $100,000 to $1,000,000+ to license a scrubbed copy of how a 30-to-200-person company runs. Your team gives one call and read-only access. That is the whole job.
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What the largest buyers publish for 30 to 200 people and seven or more years.
What your team gives. The buyer does the extraction and scrubbing.
How fast the fastest buyer pays once records pass review.
Every ticket your support team closed, every estimate your office wrote, every month your bookkeeper reconciled is a record of how real work gets done. That is what buyers pay for. The more years and the more connected systems, the higher the number.
It does not interrupt the business. The buyer connects read-only to the systems you approve, takes a copy, scrubs it, and deletes the original. Your people keep working. Nothing is moved, nothing is changed, and you review every category before it goes.
Owners use the money for the things a bank would not fund on good terms: buying out a partner, a new location, paying down the line of credit, or simply a check for the years already put in. How the money shows up →
What goes in. What never does.
Buyers want
- Support tickets and how they got resolved
- Job records, estimates, work orders, change orders
- Code with its full history
- Internal threads about getting the work done
- Month-end close, reconciliations, underwriting files
- Contracts and the redlines behind them
Never included
Customer names and contact listsCard numbers, bank details, social security numbersHealth recordsAnything a customer contract says you cannot shareAnything you have not personally approved
Three steps.
You do one.
- 1Tell us about the company
Free. Two minutes. People, years, which systems you run on. Customer names never go in.
- 2We make the introduction
To the buyer that pays the most for your kind of records. Same day.
- 3You approve, they pay
You decide what is in and what is out. The fastest buyer pays in seven days.
Questions owners ask.
How much of my team's time does this take?
One 20-minute call with the owner, then read-only access granted by whoever runs your systems. The buyer handles extraction, cleaning and scrubbing.
Does the buyer get access to our live systems?
Read-only, limited to the sources you approve, revoked when the project ends. Nothing is written to your systems.
Is the income taxable?
It is licensing income. Ask your accountant how to treat it. We are not tax advisors.
We use ServiceTitan and QuickBooks. Does that count?
Yes. Job records, estimates and invoices from the trades are exactly what several buyers are asking for right now.
Some buyers pay in seven days.
First introduction wins. Find out where you stand.
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