unbroker.com

What It Is

Unbroker is positioned as a modern business sale and exit-planning platform for business owners, covering the process from early-stage valuation and sale preparation to formal listing, buyer screening, negotiations, due diligence, and closing. It is not a pure SaaS product in the traditional sense; instead, it combines AI valuation tools, a digital deal room, template-based workflows, a buyer network, and Exit Advisor services to replace or supplement traditional business brokers.

Core Features and Collaboration

Core modules include the free ValueBot AI valuation tool, FairVal professional valuation reports, ValuTrack ongoing value tracking, Guided Sale self-service sale guidance, Full Service fully managed sales, and Premium Sale services for complex M&A transactions. Features cover financial recasting, revenue/profit/asset-based valuation, analysis of risks and value drivers, partner-platform listings, a 42M+ buyer network, buyer qualification, NDAs, contract templates, a secure digital deal room, due diligence, escrow closing, and transfers of leases and licenses. On the collaboration side, the platform mainly emphasizes support from a dedicated Exit Advisor and expert team; it does not disclose enterprise software capabilities such as multi-user permissions or approval workflows.

Pricing and Free Plan

The pricing tiers are fairly extensive: ValueBot is free; FairVal costs $745/report; ValuTrack is $99/month; the Guided Sale page shows two different prices, $179/month and $199/month; Full Service charges a 6% success fee; and Premium Sale requires contacting the company for a quote. The later scraped text also shows another pricing set: Assisted Sale at $99/month and Full Service Sale at $485 upfront plus $4,500 after closing. This suggests the page may contain historical or region-specific pricing, so contract terms should be confirmed before purchase.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is that Unbroker covers the full exit-transaction workflow, making it suitable for sellers who do not want to rely entirely on a traditional broker. Its confidentiality mechanisms, NDAs, two-step disclosure process, and secure deal room are important for business sales. The 6% success fee is also more attractive than the traditional 10% commission described by the company. The drawbacks are limited information on APIs, open integrations, compliance certifications, and deployment options, resulting in limited technical transparency. Service outcomes still depend on advisor quality, the buyer network, and the quality of the business being sold. Pricing information is also inconsistent.

Who It’s For and Access from China

Unbroker is best suited to small and midsize business owners planning to sell assets that U.S. or international buyers can understand, sellers preparing 1–5 years in advance to improve business value, DIY sellers who still need templates and advisor support, and companies involved in more complex transactions such as real estate, equity, or QoE-related deals. Its accessibility from China cannot be determined from the available text, and supported payment methods are not disclosed. Cross-border business sales also require additional confirmation of tax, legal, payment, and identity-verification requirements. Users in China may consider local M&A advisors, financial advisors, or business transfer platforms as alternatives.