dealvital.com

What It Is

DealVital is an AI-powered M&A research and document automation platform operated by Amazica Holdings LLC. It is positioned to help small business owners answer three questions before formally going to market: roughly how much the business is worth, who might buy it, and what documents need to be prepared. It is not a business broker, M&A advisor, investment adviser, or formal valuation firm, but an information-services platform that generates research materials and transaction documents.

Core Capabilities

The platform offers a free valuation calculator: enter around seven pieces of information and receive an indicative valuation range in 90 seconds. Paid users can generate a 15–25 page Valuation Report covering SDE/EBITDA multiples, comparable transactions, different scenarios, value drivers, and factors that may reduce value. The Full CIM is 30–50 pages and includes ranked profiles of 50 potential acquirers with buyer-by-buyer rationale. Its buyer matching is based on industry, size, geography, business model, EBITDA, growth, and publicly available acquisition history. Data sources include SEC EDGAR 8-K filings, completed BizBuySell transactions, press releases, state business registries, SBA loan disclosures, and free DealStats/BVR summaries; it does not use PitchBook or Capital IQ.

Pricing and Trial

Pricing is transparent: the free calculator requires no credit card or registration. A one-time Valuation Report costs $199, the Full CIM costs $399, and the Complete Deal Package costs $499. Advisor subscriptions start at $499/month and use credits; non-expiring credit packs are also available. Each purchase includes a private data room, with access lasting 2 or 4 weeks depending on the package, while subscription users keep theirs active.

Pros, Cons, and Limitations

The main advantage is that pricing is significantly lower than traditional advisors or formal valuation engagements. Deliverables cover valuation, CIM, anonymous teaser, buyer research, and a data room, making it suitable for fast preparation in the early stages of a potential sale. The data room is also practical, with NDA gating, magic links, buyer watermarks, access logs, Q&A, and an offer tracker. The limitations are clear as well: valuations are only illustrative ranges and are not suitable for formal purposes such as litigation, tax, estate, or divorce matters. The platform does not introduce buyers, negotiate, broker deals, or escrow funds. Output quality depends on user input, and the coverage of public data may not match professional private databases.

Best Fit and Access from China

DealVital is best suited for U.S. small business owners with revenue of $500,000 to $25 million, SDE or EBITDA of $100,000 to $5 million, and plans to explore a sale within 6–24 months. It may also fit M&A advisors, consultants, search funds, and roll-up teams serving clients in volume. The crawled text did not mention a Chinese interface, Chinese reports, local payment methods, or accessibility from mainland China, so access from China is unknown. Domestic Chinese users who need local M&A data and Chinese-language documents may still need to use local financial advisors, valuation firms, or general-purpose AI tools alongside it.