Maximize what you've built.

Your broker uses Evenhand to capture what matters to you and compare every offer against it. Cleanly. Fairly. With nothing buried in emails and documents.

Sellers join Evenhand by invitation from their broker. Ask your broker if they use Evenhand for offer comparison.

Your preferences. Front and center.

Before any offers come in, your broker walks through fourteen things with you — purchase price, deal structure, payment mix, working capital, exclusivity, diligence and closing windows, transition support, employee retention, non-compete, reps and warranties, escrow, financing certainty, and buyer fit.

For each one you say what you'd prefer, what you won't budge on, or that you have no preference at all. The platform treats those three states as first-class data, so a blank field doesn't look the same as a hard line in the sand.

Hard requirements disqualify offers outright. Preferred values are weighted into a composite score. Blanks tell buyers there's room to negotiate without making anyone guess.

You can change your mind. The platform records when and why — your broker is the one who advises, you're the one who decides.

Every offer, scored against what you said matters.

When buyers respond, their offers don't come to you as PDFs to compare line by line. Each offer is scored against your preferences and dropped into a single grid: buyers across the top, your preferences down the side, color-coded fit cells in between.

Sort by composite score. Filter out anything that misses a hard requirement. Hide buyers you've already ruled out. Export the view as a PDF for your attorney and CPA. The platform doesn't pick a winner — it makes the picture clear enough that you and your broker can.

Same view your broker sees. No hidden ranking, no surprise weighting.

What you get.

01 — A RECORD

Every offer is timestamped and immutable. When you accept one, you can show exactly what was on the table at the moment you decided.

02 — VISIBILITY DURING DILIGENCE

Once you select a buyer, the diligence process starts. You see what data they've requested, what your team has shared, and what's outstanding — the same view your broker sees.

03 — A CLEAN BREAK

When the deal closes (or another buyer is selected), non-selected buyers lose access immediately. Your data does not sit in someone else's marketplace or data room.

Service providers

CPAs, attorneys, bankers.

You can bring your CPA, attorney, or banker into the deal as a service provider. They see only the surfaces you grant them and only for as long as you keep them engaged. If the buyer side reaches for the same person, both sides are notified before any work begins, so a conflict of interest is surfaced in the open instead of after the fact.

What Evenhand isn't.

Evenhand isn't a marketplace. We don't list your business. We don't take a percentage of your sale. Evenhand is the software that provides transparency throughout the process.

Evenhand isn't a replacement for your broker, your attorney, or your CPA. It's the system of record that keeps everyone aligned across what was offered, what was decided, and what's been done.

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