R850,000
Coffee shop in a Rosebank office park
Name, financials and lease open to approved buyers
Small businesses, franchises, practices and online businesses. The public sees a teaser without the name. The full picture opens only to verified buyers you approve, after they accept non-disclosure terms. No broker, no commission.
A teaser: sector, area, price band and the facts a serious buyer needs to decide whether to ask for more. These are examples to show the layout.
R850,000
Coffee shop in a Rosebank office park
Name, financials and lease open to approved buyers
R1,200,000
Laundromat with a school contract
Name, financials and lease open to approved buyers
R450,000
Online store for pet supplies
Name, financials and suppliers open to approved buyers
R2,500,000
Plumbing business with two vans and a team
Name, financials, contracts and assets open to approved buyers
R680,000
Franchise takeaway in a busy mall
Brand, financials and franchise terms open to approved buyers
R320,000
Bookkeeping practice, 40 monthly clients
Client list and financials open to approved buyers
Selling a business is not like selling a couch. Staff, customers and competitors must not find out before you are ready, and only serious buyers should see the numbers.
Sector, area, asking price, turnover band, years trading, how it is run, premises and reason for sale. No name, no address, no photos that identify the business.
A signed-in buyer with verified contact details accepts the non-disclosure terms and tells you briefly who they are. Sellers can require the verified buyer badge, which means identity checked and a declaration of funds.
Only then do they see the name, the financial summary, the lease, staff and assets. You see exactly who has seen what, and when, and you can withdraw access at any time.
Messaging stays inside the app until you choose to share contact details. Your own accountant and attorney handle the sale agreement; SharedList takes no commission.
Brokers typically take a percentage of the sale. Listing sites that are free earn from the brokers. SharedList charges a flat monthly price and nothing on the sale itself.
Owners and brokers selling a business or a franchise
R300a month
or R2,520 a year, 30% off
Prices in rand. VAT is included where it applies. Buyers browse and enquire free. A document room for due diligence is planned for the app.
No. A buyer signs up free, verifies their contact details and accepts the non-disclosure terms for each business they want to see. The verified buyer badge, which some sellers require, involves an identity check.
The buyer agrees, with their verified identity on record, not to share or misuse what they learn. It is a real agreement between the buyer and the seller, and sellers can add their own terms. For large deals your attorney may still ask for a signed document.
Yes, on the business seller plan. Brokers are labelled as brokers and show their registration where one applies. The owner's instruction to sell is confirmed before the listing goes live.
No. The valuation guide helps you set an asking price, and the platform handles discovery, confidentiality and buyer screening. The sale agreement, due diligence and transfer are between you, the buyer and your advisers.
Sign up now and we will tell you when business listings open. Sellers get the first month at the launch price.