Platform for buying, selling, and investing in Main Street businesses with AI-native M&A advisory and capital solutions
DNS-based software licensing secured by DNSSEC
Stage
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Based in
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free basic platform access including AI valuations and debt broker guidance. Paid subscriptions and brokerage services available at scale. Catalyst Fund I: $10M target, $100,000 minimum investment, 8% target preferred return.
€9 per user per month, including up to 1000 licenses generated, unlimited license activations, and unlimited license deactivations. Free trial for 10 days available.
Key features
AI-powered business valuation and analysis
Deal sourcing from 100+ marketplaces and 200M+ businesses database
Connection to 500+ lending partners
Full-service sell-side brokerage
12-month close guarantee for full-service clients
AI-native deal underwriting and sourcing
Capital structuring and SBA loan facilitation
Pipeline management and deal tracking tools
DNS-based license verification using DNSSEC cryptography
Broad compatibility across all operating systems and programming languages
Web-based License Manager with real-time monitoring
Flexible license binding with hardware fingerprints and system properties
Support for multiple licensing models
Custom license key format options
Granular team access control in License Manager
Lightweight performance overhead using DNS queries
What makes it different
AI-native platform built first with AI infrastructure rather than adding it later
Combines AI tools with experienced M&A advisors who have completed real deals
All-in-one platform for sourcing, financing, and advisory in single ecosystem
Focus on Main Street and mid-market businesses overlooked by larger firms
Eliminates need for complex in-house cryptographic implementations
First and only DNS-based licensing solution leveraging DNSSEC
Works in restrictive network environments where other protocols fail
Reduced application complexity and vulnerability risk