Find qualified buyers for your business using BuyersDirect. BuyersDirect is an inside look at real buyers from IT ExchangeNet's buyer network. Contact our team to connect for one-off opportunities with Buyers and explore the sale of your business without advisor fees.

The June 2025 edition of DealsDirect features two new IT Services & Integration businesses coming to market. Click "View Full PDF Listing" to find more assets soon joining the market.

IT ExchangeNet is pleased to welcome Jason Hinton to its Advisory Board. With more than two decades of leadership experience in the Microsoft partner ecosystem, Jason brings deep insight into the intersection of enterprise technology, cloud services, and strategic channel development.

Artificial Intelligence won't spell the end for Digital Marketing firms. However, much like their design counterparts decades ago, agencies not at the forefront of AI experimentation, integration, and mastery will not just be left behind—they risk getting their clocks cleaned in a rapidly evolving landscape that demands strategic adaptation.

Who will buy your IT business? Find buyers from inside the IT ExchangeNet buyer network using BuyersDirect. Contact our team to engage with buyers in one-off opportunities without paying any fees.

The May 2025 edition of DealsDirect demonstrates the strong demand from buyers for IT companies. With all current assets being oversubscribed or under LOI, you can find new assets coming to market soon by clicking "View Full PDF Listing". DealsDirect is the monthly asset newsletter of IT ExchangeNet. IT ExchangeNet has over 25 years of experience, facilitating 260+ M&A transactions in the IT Sector.

Selling a business is like selling a house. There are surface-level similarities between selling your house and business. An agent helps you list it, you see offers, there’s due diligence, and a closing. But claiming they are the same is like saying the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees are alike because they both play baseball. Technically true. Practically? It couldn’t be more off.

In the world of mergers and acquisitions, few strategies stir as much interest, or risk, as the “paperclip rollup.” The rollup strategy approach involves acquiring numerous small businesses within a fragmented industry and consolidating them under one umbrella, often using stock as the primary form of consideration.  The idea? Clip them all together to create something bigger, stronger, and more valuable.

When it comes to selling a middle-market business, owners often face a critical decision: Should they hire an M&A advisor or attempt to sell

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