Jul 16, 2021
Washington-based startup expands into the California market with a brand new platform that's set to make life even easier for buyers or brokers looking to acquire or sell local businesses.

July 15, 2021 / / —
California is home to hundreds of local businesses in the restaurant category. These businesses often get sold and bought all the time, switching owners and delivering new opportunities to investors. BizPappa is a company that's bursting onto the California scene with a service that makes business transactions much more fluid. It introduces a unique online marketplace where buying and selling local businesses is easier than ever. The process is more efficient, pleasing both buyers and brokers.
Having initially started as a small startup in Washington, BizPappa is keen to enter the California market in 2021. The founders believe that now is the time to expand and venture into new territories, delivering their unique service to people across the West Coast.
Introducing A Revamped Platform
Launching in California isn't the only change coming to BizPappa. The business has also unveiled a newly revamped online platform for brokers and sellers to take advantage of. The founders firmly believe that this will reshape the way that local businesses are bought and sold in the area.
With the new platform, buyers have access to multiple listings as businesses are put up for sale. The idea is that this works like shopping for a house - buyers simply scroll through the listings, filtering out the businesses that they aren't interested in. Brokers are on the other end of this, with an easy way to create and publish as many listings as required.
BizPappa hopes to encourage faster sales by giving brokers access to a wider audience via the platform. This should generate more interest in listings, encouraging buyers to move quickly and make a purchase.
Packed Full Of Technology
The revamped platform also uses a host of technology to assist both parties in the buying/selling process. Brokers receive insights into listings, understanding who has been viewing what. There are also tools to build and track customer relations, meaning sales could be even faster in the future. Marketing tools are also available to brokers, providing them with the outreach to a broader buying audience, letting them network and promote listings with ease.
Buyers on the platform can receive an abundance of listings to browse an unparalleled number of local business opportunities with ease. They also enjoy due diligence rich financial insights about available businesses for sale, allowing them to buy with confidence. Thanks to cutting edge technology, modern tools also help to speed up the scouting and buying process so new buyers can open up shop sooner.
There are plenty of restaurant businesses in California that brokers are looking to sell, and buyers are looking to buy. With the introduction of BizPappa in this area, it could transform the way that companies are bought and sold.
About BizPappa
BizPappa is a Washington-based startup that was formed to make buying and selling businesses in the restaurant category more efficient than ever before. Launched in 2019, the company was founded by two program managers and a real estate broker. The combination of tech experience and real estate knowledge led to the birth of this idea, and the company hasn't looked back since.
For more information, view the website here: https://bizpappa.com/.
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