Frequently Asked Questions

Our professional small business valuation service is priced at $1,850 for non-members and $850 for members. Business Owner Lite trial members do not qualify for the member discount during their 30-day trial. Business valuations are essential when preparing to sell your business or determine a fair asking price. Our valuation experts help you understand how to value a small company for sale or investment purposes.

Phone: +1 877-816-0013
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You’ll have full access to the Business Owner membership for 30 days at no cost. During the trial, some features are limited — you won’t be able to view investors’ full profiles, filter or sort the investor listings, see your own business listing views, access the business valuation discount, or boost your listing. After the 30 days, your regular plan charges will automatically begin unless you cancel beforehand.

No, the subscription fees cover all the features and services available through your membership. There are no additional costs for using the platform’s core functions.

Business Member subscriptions allow you to list your business on our platform, access investor profiles, and manage your business profile. Investor Member subscriptions provide access to detailed business profiles, allowing you to evaluate investment opportunities and connect with business owners.

Subscriptions are valid for one year from the date of purchase. You will receive a renewal reminder before your subscription expires. To renew, simply follow the instructions in the reminder email or visit your account settings on the platform. You also have the option when registering to automatically set your membership to renew.

If you experience issues accessing subscription features, contact our support team via the contact form on our website. Provide details about the problem, and our team will assist you in resolving it promptly.

Yes, RioPlex Business Exchange occasionally offers discounts on memberships. Keep an eye on our website or subscribe to our newsletter for updates on promotional offers and discount opportunities.

Membership fees are generally non-refundable. However, if you experience issues with your subscription or believe there has been an error, please contact our support team within 30 days of purchase. We will review your case and consider refunds or adjustments on a case-by-case basis.

A business broker is a licensed professional who represents buyers or sellers in business transactions, typically earning a commission. Traditional business brokers manage valuations, negotiations, and guide parties through the full transaction process. RPBX is different—we’re a business marketplace that connects business owners directly with investors, without acting as brokers. We provide the platform and tools for you to manage your own transactions, saving on traditional brokerage fees.

A confidential information memorandum (CIM) is a detailed document that provides comprehensive information about a business for sale. The CIM typically includes financial statements, business operations, market analysis, growth opportunities, and other key data that potential buyers need to evaluate the business. This document is essential in mergers and acquisitions transactions.

RPBX offers a direct marketplace alternative to traditional business brokers. Instead of paying commission fees to brokers, our platform connects business owners directly with investors in Texas including Houston, Austin, and throughout the region. You maintain control of your transaction, set your own terms, and pay a flat membership fee instead of percentage-based commissions. For those who prefer traditional representation, you can still work with independent brokers while using our platform to increase visibility.

Seller financing is when the business seller provides financing to the buyer instead of the buyer obtaining traditional bank financing. The buyer makes payments to the seller over time, typically with interest. This arrangement can make businesses more attractive to buyers and help sellers close deals faster. Seller financing often involves a seller’s note documenting the terms of the financing agreement.

An asset purchase (asset deal) is when the buyer purchases specific assets and liabilities of a business, while a stock purchase (stock deal) involves buying the ownership shares of the company itself. Asset vs stock purchase decisions affect tax implications, liability transfer, and transaction structure. Consult with your legal advisor or CPA to help determine which is best for your situation.

To sell your business quickly, start by getting a professional business valuation, prepare a comprehensive confidential information memorandum (CIM), list your business on marketplace platforms like RPBX to reach qualified investors directly, consider offering seller financing, and maintain competitive pricing. Proper preparation and realistic pricing are key to selling your business fast.

RPBX is a leading business marketplace for finding businesses for sale near you. Our platform features small businesses for sale, internet businesses, franchise opportunities, and more across Texas. You can search by location, industry, and other criteria to find businesses for sale that match your investment goals—connecting directly with business owners.

Selling a business has significant tax implications including capital gains tax considerations. The tax treatment differs between asset deals and stock deals. Tax on selling a business depends on factors like deal structure, holding period, and entity type. We recommend consulting with a CPA or tax advisor to understand the specific taxes when selling a business and optimize your tax strategy.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at:

Phone: +1 877-816-0013
Email: info@rioplexbizx.com