For Owners
Sell Your Business to People Who Will Run It
You spent decades building a company your community counts on. We buy businesses like yours with our own capital, keep the team that built them, and run them for the long term. No fund, no flip, no exit clock.
Why Owners Choose Cape Point
A Different Kind of Buyer
Most buyers are funds with someone else's money and a five-year clock. We are operators spending our own.
We Buy With Our Own Capital
No outside fund, no outside approvals, no financing contingency theater. When we say yes, the decision is already made by the people writing the check.
Your Team Stays
The people who built your business are why we want it. We keep teams in place and add shared resources around them instead of replacing them.
No Exit Clock
Funds buy to resell in five years. We buy to run. Your company's name, reputation, and community standing continue under owners who show up.
Confidential From First Call
Your employees and customers hear nothing until you decide the time is right. NDA before diligence, discretion throughout.
Is Your Business a Fit
What We Look For
We are not chasing a spreadsheet profile. We buy good businesses run by people who care, especially where there is no obvious next owner. If most of this list sounds like your company, we should talk.
- Family-owned or founder-led, often facing a succession question
- Industrial services, ecommerce, healthcare, home services, defense and security, or transportation and logistics
- Proven product-market fit with real, recurring customers
- Strong unit economics, even if operations feel stretched
- A team the owner is proud of and wants protected
Evan Brooks
Acquisitions Associate
Every inbound opportunity at Cape Point crosses Evan's desk first. Whether you are six months from selling or just starting to think about it, he will give you a straight read on fit, valuation expectations, and what a process would look like. No pressure, no obligation, and nothing shared without an NDA.
Owner Questions
What Owners Ask Us First
The honest answers, in plain language.
What happens to my employees after the sale?
They stay. Cape Point is not a roll-up and does not buy companies to cut them apart. The teams that built the business are the reason we buy it, and our model adds shared resources around them: technology, marketing, finance, HR, and operations support.
Do I have to leave when I sell?
No. Some owners want a clean exit, some want to stay involved for a transition period, and some want to keep running the company with a partner behind them. We structure around what you want, and we have done all three.
How confidential is the process?
Completely. Your employees, customers, and competitors will not hear about a potential sale from us. We sign an NDA before reviewing detailed information, and every conversation stays between you and our team.
What kind of businesses does Cape Point buy?
Family-owned and founder-led companies in industrial services, ecommerce, healthcare, home services, defense and security, and transportation and logistics. Proven product-market fit, strong unit economics, and a team worth keeping matter more to us than a specific size.
How is Cape Point different from a private equity fund?
We invest our own capital. There is no outside fund, no outside investors to answer to, and no exit clock forcing a resale in five years. When we buy your company, we intend to run it.
How long does the process take?
A first conversation costs you thirty minutes. If we both want to move forward, a typical path from introduction to close runs 60 to 120 days depending on the complexity of the business.
Want to understand the mechanics first? Read our guides on selling a family-owned business and what happens to your team after you sell.
The First Conversation Costs Nothing
Thirty minutes, fully confidential, and you will leave knowing exactly where you stand. Even if the answer is “not yet,” you will know what your business needs to be ready.