Free Business Acquisitions & M&A LOI Generators
Buying, selling, and combining businesses. 10 free generators. Each asks deal-specific questions and builds a complete document you can download as a Word file.
Business Acquisitions & M&A
10Business acquisitionFor buying a restaurant, store, or small company. Covers price structure, seller note, earnout, lease assignment, and non-compete.Stock or equity purchaseFor buying 100% of a company's shares or membership interests. Covers enterprise value, working capital, escrow, indemnity, and R&W insurance.MergerFor two companies combining into one. Covers structure, exchange ratio, ownership split, board seats, management, and approvals.Private equity buyoutFor a private equity firm buying a majority of a founder-owned company. Covers rollover equity, management incentive equity, and financing.Management buyoutFor a management team buying the company from its owner. Covers price, SBA or bank debt, seller financing, and the owner's transition.Division carve-outFor buying a division or product line out of a larger company. Covers what transfers, transition services, shared contracts, and IP licensing back.Online business acquisitionFor buying a website, SaaS product, ecommerce store, or app. Covers price, holdback, account and code transfers, and seller support.Professional practice or client bookFor buying a CPA firm, insurance agency, advisory book, or agency client base. Price tied to recurring revenue, with a client retention adjustment.Distressed asset purchaseFor buying assets from a distressed company or out of bankruptcy. Covers stalking horse terms, break-up fee, assumed contracts, and court approval.Auto dealership acquisitionFor buying a franchised auto dealership. Covers blue sky, inventory, parts, manufacturer approval, and the dealership real estate.