
How it works
Two journeys that meet in the middle.
The seller journey
- 01
Create your listing
Open an account and start a listing for the business you own.
- 02
Provide business information
Industry, parish, operating history, financial summary and asking price.
- 03
Complete verification
An attorney certifies that you are entitled to sell the business. This is not an audit of your figures.
- 04
Go live
The listing appears in the marketplace and in matching saved searches.
- 05
Review buyer interest
Views, saves and requests for information arrive in one place.
- 06
Respond to buyers you approve
Answer information requests and progress the sale with the buyers you choose.
The buyer journey
- 01
Create your account
Register as a buyer, individually or on behalf of a group.
- 02
Set acquisition criteria
Industry, parish, investment range, revenue and business size.
- 03
Browse opportunities
Filter and sort the marketplace, in cards or in a dense table view.
- 04
Save businesses
Build a shortlist of the opportunities worth pursuing.
- 05
Request additional information
Choose from defined request types; each one is held against the listing.
- 06
Receive the seller's response
The seller answers each request in the listing record.
- 07
Sign the non-disclosure bundle
The seller decides whether to approve you.
- 08
Open the data room
After a second seller approval and the diligence access fee.
- 09
Conduct diligence with your own advisors
Your accountant, attorney and tax advisor take it from here.

What Mantl does — and what it doesn't.
Mantl does
- Organise businesses available for acquisition
- Standardise how listings present information
- Have an attorney certify each seller's authority to sell
- Keep every listing confidential until you approve a buyer
- Facilitate the buyer and seller connection
Mantl does not
- Provide legal, tax or accounting advice
- Lend, hold funds or provide escrow
- Guarantee a sale or a buyer
