Sample Output

Sample acquisition target list: what each row contains

A market pass is delivered as a filterable research file with evidence, source links, confidence notes, and buyer-specific fit logic. The examples below are illustrative.

Illustrative target-map fields

No real owner contact details are shown here.

Field Example value Why it matters
Target name Example HVAC Services LLC Company matched to the buyer's vertical and geography
Fit rationale Residential service focus, three local branches, strong review density Explains why the company belongs on the map
Revenue estimate $6M-$9M, moderate confidence Helps prioritize likely scale before outreach
Revenue signals Permit volume, fleet count, job postings, review volume Shows how the estimate was triangulated
Owner identification Founder/owner identified, LinkedIn found, email verification pending Separates owner-led operators from branch managers or platform assets
Acquisition status Independent; no public acquisition record found Reduces time wasted on already-acquired companies
Buyer activity nearby Two platform acquisitions within 18 months in adjacent counties Shows competitive pressure and urgency
Source links Company site, permit database, license lookup, local reviews Lets your team audit the evidence

These fields come from a custom acquisition target list. Revenue ranges follow our revenue estimation method, and the same fields work for screening a trade show roster.

Typical deliverable package

Filterable target map

CSV or Excel file structured around your criteria, with fields your team can import or review directly.

Source-backed notes

Evidence links and notes show why each company was included, excluded, sized, or flagged.

Market readout

A concise summary of target count, likely scale distribution, acquisition status, and active buyers nearby.

Scope your research

Send the buyer, vertical, geography, and acquisition criteria. Every engagement starts with a feasibility study for those criteria, and we reply within one business day.