Give owner clients a private buyer-interest read before they go public.
This is the sendable, co-branded asset for advisors who hear succession, retirement, and sale-timing questions before owners search Google or call a broker.
Succession or retirement question
The owner is not ready to list, but wants to know whether the market would care.
Unsolicited buyer approach
The owner received interest and needs a private sanity check before responding.
Planning before a broker process
The owner needs a low-pressure read before choosing a broker, banker, or preparation path.
A simple owner-first message.
The ask is deliberately small: one private check, one owner-safe link, and no promise that a transaction will happen.
Hi [Owner Name], When owners ask whether serious buyers would care about a business like theirs, I prefer a private first read before any public listing or formal process. Serava has a short Owner Buyer-Interest Check for MSP and IT services in Canada. You can use this private link: https://serava.ai/sell/buyer-demand/msp/ontario/sell-to-active-buyer?partner=accountants-cpas-it-services-canada&partner_type=accountants-cpas&segment=accountants-cpas&market=it-services-canada&utm_source=referral_partner&utm_medium=warm_intro&utm_campaign=seller_referral_partner&utm_content=accountants-cpas-it-services-canada It asks for your name, business, email, phone, market, and consent. The deeper company profile is optional. No public listing is created from the check. Best, [Advisor Name]
A useful first read, not a public process.
Whether the business appears to fit active buyer-demand lanes by industry, geography, and rough size.
A private owner conversation path if the business looks worth reviewing.
A confidential starting point before listing, broker selection, or broader market outreach.
Do not send owner information without consent.
Do not promise a buyer, sale, valuation, price, financing, tax result, legal result, or broker introduction.
Referral economics, if any, require a separate written agreement and compliance review.
Serava is not a broker, investment bank, valuation provider, law firm, accounting firm, tax advisor, lender, fiduciary, agent, or registered investment adviser.