Business listings appear, change, disappear and come back, and nobody keeps the record. We read every broker website we can find, every day, and write down what we see: when a listing appeared, what changed, when it came down.
Counted from brokers' own websites since March 2026. A listing we stop seeing is recorded as gone, not sold. Data is CC0, the code is public. Why we keep the record →
DOM (days on market) counts from the first time we saw the listing. A + means it was already up when we started tracking that broker, so it is at least that old.
The problem. There is no public registry of small businesses for sale. Listing dates are hidden, the same business turns up on several sites under different numbers, and stale listings inflate every count.
What this is. An open record of businesses listed for sale by brokers. We read every broker site we can find — see every broker we track — write down what we see, and keep the history: when a listing appeared, what changed, when it came down. The data is CC0 and the code is public.
What this isn’t. We don’t rank listings, recommend brokers, capture leads or broker deals. A record, not a marketplace.
How the dates work. Days listed counts from the first time we saw a listing ourselves, starting March 2026. A + means it was already up when we first crawled that broker, so it is at least that old.