For acquirers & private equity

Find better assets.Unlock more valuefrom the ones you own.

We're 25-year operators sitting between independent shops and the buyers consolidating the industry. Tell us what you buy, and we'll bring you opportunities that fit: confidentially, only when the owner opts in. Point us at the stores you already own, and we'll find exactly where the value is hiding.

The gap

You bought the stores. Did you buy their potential?

Most roll-ups carry stores trading below what the platform paid for, and pipelines full of targets that would be great assets with the right eighteen months of work. The difference between a drag on the portfolio and an accretive store is almost never the market. It's the phones, the counter, and the operating discipline: all measurable, all fixable.

$30.3M

in unconverted revenue opportunity identified in 30 days across one 150-store network's phone calls

25→60%

call close rate, before vs. after coaching: same phones, same demand

$1.7M–$2M

annual revenue per location where many national buyers begin screening. Below that, the gaps are often fixable

Two ways we work with buyers

Deal flow in. Value out.

Lane one

Acquisition & deal flow

Tell us what you buy: geography, revenue and EBITDA range, single or multi-store, service and tire mix, facility requirements, real estate preference, and transition requirements. We talk with independent tire and auto repair owners about readiness and exit every week, and when a shop fits your criteria we know it early.

Confidential introductions only when the owner opts in.

Submit acquisition criteria→

Lane two

Portfolio improvement

Stores you already own that lag the portfolio, and targets that need work before (or after) the deal. We baseline every store, fix the phones, the counter, and the operating discipline, and track the movement with diligence-grade data a committee can trust.

Operators first, then the data proves it.

Start the opportunity assessment→

Portfolio improvement: where we find value

Four levers. Every store.

The phones

The fastest same-store lever in this industry. Conversation intelligence across every location shows exactly where booked revenue leaks: store by store, advisor by advisor.

Operating discipline

Standardized pricing, inspection process, and daily numbers across the portfolio, measured against the stores that already do it right.

People & retention

Advisor performance, coaching cadence, and the turnover that quietly drains a store's book. Fix the counter and the P&L follows.

Diligence-grade data

Before-and-after metrics a committee can trust: call conversion, ticket, retention, review velocity, tracked from a baseline, not asserted.

How we work with buyers

Operators first. Then the data proves it.

01

Assess the portfolio

Baseline every store (or every target) against the operators at the top of the industry. Know which stores are fixable and what each fix is worth.

02

Fix the levers

Phones, pricing, process, people. Sequenced by ROI, run by operators who've done it in real shops, not a slide deck.

03

Measure & report

Same-store movement, tracked monthly against baseline. You see the value building while it happens, not after.

150-store case study · 30-day assessment

What the assessment found: $30.3M

A national, multi-location service brand let us analyze 30 days of their phone calls: 102,577 conversations across 150 locations. Every number below came out of their real, paid invoices. Not a projection.

150

Locations

102,577

Calls analyzed

30

Days

$542

Avg order value

The demand isn't the problem. The conversation is.

Opportunities by phone
74,790
Appointments booked
18,952
Sales made
15,997
Opportunities lost
55,838

$30.3M

in unconverted revenue opportunity identified in a single month: 55,838 missed opportunities × a $542 average order value, sourced from real, paid invoices. This is exactly the kind of hidden value we find and fix.

Acquisition criteria

Tell us what you buy

The more specific your criteria, the better the match. Every field except firm, name, and email is optional. Owner information is never shared with a buyer without explicit consent: introductions happen only when the owner opts in.

Confidential. Your criteria are used only to match opportunities, and owner information is never shared without explicit consent.

The opportunity assessment

Tell us about your portfolio

Two minutes. We'll review your stores and goals, then come back with where we'd look first. Confidential, no obligation.

Confidential. We'll only use this to prepare for our conversation.

We know what good shops look like before the deal, and we know how to improve them after the deal.