Business Brokers Directory

1,019 US small-business brokers, ranked by deals posted in the last 90 days. Free to browse. No paywall, no membership fees, no pay-to-rank listings.

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Brokers tracked
1,019
172 direct + 847 via aggregators
Businesses listed in last 90 days
21,380
all sources, deduplicated
Ranking method
Deal activity

Showing 17 of 92 brokers serving Arizona · page 2 of 2 433 matching listings

Amped Business Acquisitions (Formerly WCI Business Brokers)
Matching
7/ 7
Avg Price
$1.1M
States
AZ
Top Industries
Retail & E-commerce, Food & Beverage, Automotive Services
Top Broker (this filter)
Matt Uhler
American Realty
Matching
8/ 8
Avg Price
$846K
States
AZ
Top Industries
Home Services, Healthcare & Wellness, Food & Beverage
Top Broker (this filter)
Brian Bond
Strategic Medical Brokers LLC
Matching
8/ 21
Avg Price
$1.5M
States
9 states
Top Industries
Healthcare & Wellness
Top Broker (this filter)
Shaun Rudgear
Allen & Young Business Brokerage
Matching
10/ 10
Avg Price
$453K
States
AZ
Top Industries
Retail & E-commerce, Food & Beverage, Education & Training
Top Broker (this filter)
John Oberg
FXG Management
Matching
10/ 311
Avg Price
$1.4M
States
42 states
Top Industries
Transportation & Logistics
Top Broker (this filter)
Alex Beringer
Gile Business Brokerage Team
Matching
10/ 11
Avg Price
$1.3M
States
AZ, WA
Top Industries
Healthcare & Wellness, Food & Beverage, Manufacturing & Production
Top Broker (this filter)
Katrina Kucirek
The Restaurant Brokers
Matching
10/ 26
Avg Price
$909K
States
KS, TX, AZ, NJ, NY
Top Industries
Food & Beverage, Construction & Trades
Top Broker (this filter)
Reuel Couch
Matching
11/ 593
Avg Price
$1.3M
States
41 states
Top Industries
Food & Beverage, Healthcare & Wellness, Retail & E-commerce
Top Broker (this filter)
Drs. Fernando
Desert Business Brokers
Matching
11/ 11
Avg Price
$1.0M
States
AZ
Top Industries
Transportation & Logistics, Personal Services, Food & Beverage
Top Broker (this filter)
Valori Mejia
Arizona Restaurant & Bar Brokers
Matching
13/ 13
Avg Price
$622K
States
AZ
Top Industries
Food & Beverage, Entertainment & Recreation
Top Broker (this filter)
Bryan Berkley
Matching
18/ 444
Avg Price
$1.9M
States
38 states
Top Industries
Construction & Trades, Food & Beverage, Home Services
Top Broker (this filter)
Bret Collins
Hub Commercial
Matching
19/ 19
Avg Price
$856K
States
AZ
Top Industries
Food & Beverage, Construction & Trades, Wholesale & Distribution
Top Broker (this filter)
Eddy Roche
Strategicbbgroup
Matching
19/ 19
Avg Price
$932K
States
AZ
Top Industries
Healthcare & Wellness, Retail & E-commerce, Personal Services
Top Broker (this filter)
Bryan Vitagliano
Mike Darmo-American Realty Brokers
Matching
20/ 20
Avg Price
$969K
States
AZ
Top Industries
Retail & E-commerce, Food & Beverage, Healthcare & Wellness
American Realty Brokers
Matching
27/ 27
Avg Price
$656K
States
AZ
Top Industries
Retail & E-commerce, Food & Beverage, Automotive Services
Top Broker (this filter)
Mike Darmo
Business Brokers of America
Matching
28/ 43
Avg Price
$1.8M
States
6 states
Top Industries
Home Services, Manufacturing & Production, Construction & Trades
Top Broker (this filter)
Kim Grennan
GoldStar Business Brokers
Matching
46/ 46
Avg Price
$954K
States
AZ
Top Industries
Food & Beverage, Construction & Trades, Automotive Services

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How this directory is different

Most business-broker directories — including BizBuySell, IBBA, and BusinessBroker.net — rank brokers by membership tier or paid placement. That means the first broker you see isn't necessarily the most active one in your market; it's the one paying the most for visibility.

This directory ranks brokers by a different signal: how many businesses they've actually listed in the last 90 days. We pull that data from each broker's own website every day as part of Searcher OS's deal-sourcing pipeline. No one pays to rank higher.

How to use this directory

  • Looking to buy? Start with brokers active in your state and industry — they're the ones with recent supply.
  • Looking to sell? Compare brokers by the industries and price points they actually work with, not the ones they advertise.
  • Doing ETA research? Filter by state to see who's moving deals in your target market.

About the data

Broker activity is computed from publicly available listings. For 172 brokers we scrape directly, we pull listings straight from their own websites. For the remaining 847 brokers, we surface them through marketplace listings (BizBuySell, BusinessBroker.net, Hunter, BizQuest, and others) where the listing attributes the original broker. "Listings (90d)" counts each broker's listings we saw in the last 90 days. Data refreshes daily.

Some brokers appear without a website link — we're filling those in over time. If you're a broker and spot something incorrect or want your listing removed, use the link at the bottom of the table and we'll fix it within 24 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a business broker?
A business broker is an intermediary who helps owners sell their small or mid-sized business and helps buyers find, evaluate, and negotiate acquisitions. They handle valuation, marketing, buyer screening, and deal coordination — typically for businesses priced under $5 million. Larger deals are usually handled by M&A advisors or investment bankers.
How much do business brokers charge?
Most business brokers charge a success fee of 8–12% of the sale price for small businesses (often around 10%), usually with a minimum fee of $10,000–$15,000. The fee is normally paid by the seller at closing. Larger transactions often use a tiered "Double Lehman" structure where the percentage declines as the deal size rises.
How do I choose a business broker?
Pick a broker who is genuinely active in your industry and price range — not just the one with the biggest ad budget. Ask how many businesses they have actually closed in the last 12 months, request references, and confirm they work in your market. This directory ranks brokers by listings posted in the last 90 days, so you can see who is actually moving deals before you reach out.
Should buyers work with a business broker?
Yes. Most small-business sale listings are represented by a broker, so buyers will work with them throughout the process. Brokers represent the seller, not the buyer, so it pays to build relationships with active brokers in your target market to get early access to new listings. Many serious buyers also monitor brokers’ own websites directly to catch deals before they reach the big marketplaces.
What is the difference between a business broker and an M&A advisor?
Business brokers typically handle "Main Street" businesses valued under roughly $2–5 million on a success-fee basis. M&A advisors and investment bankers handle larger lower-middle-market deals ($5M+), often charging a retainer plus a success fee and running a more structured, competitive process. The line between the two blurs in the $2–10M range.

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