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Your buyer will spend weeks pulling your numbers apart. Spend ten minutes on them first.

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Advising on a sale? For advisers

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How a sale works on teasr.

How it works, in full

One of nine answers

Take the full check

The other eight are assumed.

It does not tell you what your business is worth. It tells you what a buyer will ask about the numbers you have, which is the part you can still do something about.

£495(no VAT)

Exit Readiness Report

Turns what the check finds into work.

Quellbrook Haulage Ltd · Fictional business — sample report

The headline

£250,000of your FY25 profit a buyer is likely to question

With one-off and personal costs added back, you put your profit at £700,000. From the documents you have today, a buyer is likely to accept £450,000. This report shows you how to close that gap.

What to work on

The first thing your report tells you: how much of your profit a buyer is likely to question, and what to work on first. See the whole sample report

teasr AI drafts the documents. A person signs them off.

If your adviser runs the sale on teasr, this is how the documents a buyer reads are made.

  1. Reconciles your figures first

    Before it drafts a memorandum, it puts your figures into one record. If two of them disagree, it stops and says where.

  2. Drafts the teasr and the memorandum

    The anonymous teasr a buyer sees first, then the full memorandum. Both go out under your adviser’s name.

  3. Checks the figures against yours

    The financials in each document must trace back to the figures you supplied. One that does not blocks sign-off.

  4. A named person signs it off

    Someone at teasr reads each document and certifies it before anything goes out. Nothing publishes itself.

See what it drafts

Two people, both named.

You are about to type your company’s numbers into a website. It is fair to want to know who runs it.

We cannot take a percentage of your sale, so we have no reason to talk your price in either direction.

teasr is not authorised or regulated by the FCA. We do not sell businesses, find buyers, negotiate, or act for either side of a deal.