the quiz
Is your business sellable?
You may be closer to more options (and a real exit!) than you think.
take the quiz
ย In the next five minutes you could learn:
- How sellable your business is (and what that actually means for a buyer)
- Your top enterprise-value gaps that would come up in diligence
- A results report sent straight to your inbox showing exactly what to work on first
This isnโt a valuation or a sales pitch.
Just a clear, honest read for female founders running $500k-$25m/year on whether you've built an asset you could sell in the next 1-5 years (or just an extremely demanding job).
Who's behind this?
I'm Nikki. I sold my own business at 39.
Over 17 years, I built and led an advisory practice to $500M in assets under management. My first real valuation came back at $6M, with a sentence attached that changed everything: "coachable, but not sellable." I spent the next eight years closing that gap on purpose. By the time I actually sold, the same business was valued at over $25M.
That gap wasn't luck, and it wasn't new revenue. It was eight specific things, done consistently, that separate a business a buyer will pay real money for from a business that only makes sense to the person who built it.
Here's the number that keeps me up at night: fewer than 1% of female founders ever exit their business. Not because the businesses aren't good. Because almost nobody teaches us the difference between profitable and sellable in the first place.
