Dealport vs BizBuySell
BizBuySell publicly lists businesses for sale — by the time you see them, better offers have usually already passed. Dealport surfaces off-market targets before they reach any listing site, scored against your buy-box.
Five searches free at signup. No card required.
Choose BizBuySell if
you're shopping for a franchise resale or small retail business and you're comfortable competing with every buyer who saw the same listing.
Choose Dealport if
you're sourcing seriously and want off-market deal flow — the businesses that change hands before they ever appear on a public marketplace.
| Feature | Dealport | BizBuySell |
|---|---|---|
| Off-market deal flow | — | |
| Scored for owner readiness | — | |
| 30-day lead exclusivity | — | |
| Built-in outreach + pipeline CRM | — | |
| Integrated financing marketplace | — | |
| Free to browse | ||
| Buyer-side pricing | $14.99+ | Free for buyers |
Pricing
BizBuySell
BizBuySell is free for buyers; sellers pay to list.
Dealport
Dealport charges buyers (subscription or credits) and is free for owners, with no commission on close.
Why Dealport
Scored motivated targets, not raw rows.
We score every lead for owner readiness — the missing column in every database.
Workflow built in.
CRM, outreach, financing — one platform instead of five tools.
Free to try.
Five credits with signup, $14.99 for a pack of 5 after that.
From teams who switched.
We'd been on the database for eighteen months and the order of the list never reflected who was actually open to selling. Dealport's owner-motivation score was the first thing that did.
Replacing four tools with one — sourcing, outreach, scoring, financing — paid for itself in the first quarter. The exclusivity window meant we weren't racing other firms on the same name.