Every screenshot below is a real message, a real closing statement, a real wire confirmation from a deal our closers worked. Names and identifying details are redacted — nothing else is staged or reworded.
114
Businesses acquired
105
Buyers represented (some acquired 2)
$2–15M
Typical deal range
$350M+
Transaction value reviewed
10,000
Deals sourced per year
52% / 48%
Off-market vs. on-market, of deals we close
How to read this page: each card is one unedited screenshot — an Escrow.com closing statement, a signed LOI, or a client thread — with the surrounding context spelled out underneath it. It's a small, redacted sample pulled from the 114 deals above; it exists for one reason: to put an end to "you don't have any proof of concept."
Deals closed
escrow.com · verified
Every transaction below ran through Escrow.com. "Closed" means funds were released and the deal is done — not a verbal agreement, not a handshake.
Escrow.com · Transaction Closed
Shopify store, domain & all assets
closed & funded
$2,000,000
Full transaction lifecycle — Agreement, Payment, Domain Transfer, Inspection, Closed — every stage checked off inside Escrow.com, not a wire receipt we're taking on faith.
Escrow.com · Transaction Closed
Business sale, including all assets
closed & funded
$570,000
Same five-stage close. Subtotal and status both come straight from Escrow.com's own dashboard.
Escrow.com · Transaction Closed
Domain & business sale
closed & funded
$425,000
Buyer payment of $431,375 shown against a $425,000 item price — Escrow.com's fee baked in, nothing hidden after the fact.
Escrow.com · Email Confirmation
“Payment Secured” notice
funds secured
The automated confirmation Escrow.com fires the moment a buyer's payment clears — the checkpoint right before closing.
WhatsApp Business · Client Notification
Escrow.com alert, forwarded live
buyer funded
Escrow.com's own bot messaging the deal thread the second the buyer's transfer lands — real-time, not a recap written after the fact.
iMessage · Closing Logistics
Wiring the payout to our client
closing out
The unglamorous last mile of a closed deal: confirming the bank address so funds actually land where they're supposed to.
Offers on the table
LOIs & term sheets
Signed letters of intent and structured offers our team negotiated directly — the step right before a deal becomes a closing statement.
Email · Buyer's Offer
Structured acquisition offer
offer accepted
$2,500,000
$1.5M cash at close, $1M performance earnout over 12 months, 5% retained equity, 3-month handover — a real structured offer, not a listing price.
Email · Jorge Viveros, Co-Founder
SBA 7(a) financing referral
LOI submitted
$1,490,000
Commercial cleaning business in Minneapolis: asking price, seller financing, three years of revenue and SDE handed to a lender the moment an LOI was signed.
Email · Jorge Viveros, Co-Founder
Signed Letter of Intent
LOI signed
A completed Letter of Intent document, sent straight to the buyer's advisor — the formal step that turns interest into a deal in motion.
Email · Jorge Viveros, Co-Founder
Revised LOI, redlines resolved
LOI signed
Deals rarely close on the first draft. This is what the second pass looks like — updated terms, sent same day.
Email · Buy-Side Associate
LOI routed to all parties
LOI signed
Our buy-side team looping in every stakeholder on an LOI the moment it's ready — no bottleneck waiting on one person.
Email · Jorge Viveros, Co-Founder
Non-exclusive agreement sent
agreement sent
The engagement paperwork that kicks off representation — sent same-day, with a live PandaDoc to sign right behind it.
Email Signature · Credentials
Alliance of M&A Advisors & M&A Source
verified affiliations
Not a logo we put on a website — the actual signature block our founder sends on every LOI, membership marks included.
What clients say mid-deal
unprompted, in the moment
No testimonial page written after the fact — these are texts sent while the deal was actually happening.
iMessage · Client Thread
“6 days from going live to accepting offer.”
unprompted
Said by the client, not us — mid-deal, with no reason to exaggerate the timeline.
WhatsApp · Deal Group
“Funds have arrived. Appreciate the business.”
unprompted
The tone right after a close: gratitude, not a canned review. “Appreciate it guys! Let us know once you have the next one ready.”
iMessage · Client Thread
“Lets get it closed.”
unprompted
A client pushing to move faster on a deal called Carte Blanche — the kind of urgency you can't manufacture.
WhatsApp · Deal Group
“We closed on Tuesday.”
unprompted
Client updates us mid-transition and we offer to keep supporting post-close — the relationship doesn't end at the wire.
iMessage · Client Thread
When the bank flags a 7-figure wire
handled
“This money couldn't be yours. Please book an appointment ASAP” — the very real friction of moving real money, worked through until the wire actually cleared.
