You've been recommended by an SMBootcamp alum

Your friend thinks you have what it takes to buy a business.
(And honestly, they might be onto something.)

They didn't forward you a link. They sent you somewhere they've already been: SMBootcamp.

Taught by selected experts and the founder himself. Sam Rosati is a JD/CPA who has not only acquired 35+ small businesses as a self-funded searcher, but has also operated, rolled up, and exited successfully to strategic and institutional buyers.

Direct access to deal team experts in Slack. So you can ask questions directly to a business broker, SBA lender, M&A attorney, QofE provider, debt financing broker, and insurance advisor, who are all specialized in SMB acquisitions.

We teach the elements of the critical sprint from LOI to close. A deal a lender will actually fund. How to raise equity from professional investors. A deeper understanding of working capital than most practitioners have in the field, and a deal structure that enables the buyer to weather the J curve long after the purchase agreement is signed. This is where first-time buyers can get hurt, and where other programs fall short.

Community is your best defense against a bad deal. Search can be lonely. You join a Slack that stays active long after your cohort ends with a vetted group of 400+ searchers with 70+ closed acquisitions between them. Alumni deals average $2.98M against a $1.21M national SBA average. Your friend is one of them.

Cohorts are kept small. Add your friend's name and your $450 comes off automatically. They'll get credit for the introduction, which is the least we can do for someone who sent you here.