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Pre-LOI analysis · SBA acquisitions $150K–$5M
Is this deal
worth 60 days
of your life?
Sellers quote SDE. Lenders don’t. They take out a market salary for whoever runs the place, then maintenance capital and working capital, and look at what is left. That number decides the loan. FLYNTO gets you to it in about a minute, which is quicker than building the spreadsheet.
Lender basiscoverage on CFADS, not SDE
Closed-sale compswhat buyers paid, not asking prices
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The deal, as advertised
Asking$750,000
Revenue$1,150,000
Stated SDE$205,000
Multiple3.66x
2
What a lender actually counts
Cash for debt$108,340
Debt service$98,920
3
The call
PASSDSCR 1.09x · banks at $657,000
GO / CAUTION / PASSCoverage on cash, not SDEMax SBA-supportable priceClosed-sale compsWhat each price unlocks5-year exit or 10-year hold
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Industries, researched.
Wages, licensing and market conditions for your industry in your metro. Every figure is researched for the report and its source is listed.
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The industry report and the sensitivity analysis, for one deal. Pay once. There is no subscription and nothing to upgrade to.
The deal that kills most buyers is not a bad business. It is the sixty days spent finding out.
1 in 3search funds never close a deal within 2 years
$30K–$100Ktypical due diligence cost per deal post-LOI
60–90 daysburned on full diligence, per deal pursued
4–12 monthsfrom first look to close on a single acquisition
Most buyers work through dozens of listings before one is worth pursuing. With nothing to filter them early, the bad ones still cost 60 days and $20–50K in legal and accounting before you walk. FLYNTO puts the lender’s view of a deal in front of you first, so the ones that were never going to bank do not get your quarter.
How FLYNTO works
Four
Steps.
From the numbers on the listing to a lender’s view of them, before you book the call.
From the numbers on the listing to a lender’s view of them, before you book the call.
01
Enter the deal
Asking price, revenue, SDE or EBITDA, industry and city. Roughly two minutes of typing from a listing you already have open.
02
Add what the listing leaves out
Add-backs you can actually support, inventory and FF&E, seller-note terms, and whether you are holding for ten years or exiting in five. Every field is optional and every one is editable.
03
Get the verdict, free
GO / CAUTION / PASS with the reasoning shown: coverage on cash rather than SDE, the closed-sale comp range, the highest price an SBA lender would support, and what each lower price would unlock.
04
Push it around, then go deeper
The playground moves price, earnings, structure and horizon and recomputes as you drag. When the deal survives that, $39 buys the industry report and the sensitivity analysis as PDFs.
Analysis is free.
The research isn't guesswork.
Run the numbers on as many deals as you like. Pay once, per deal, only when you want the researched industry report behind them.
Deal analysis
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- The full verdict: asking multiple, DSCR, coverage, returns
- Coverage taken after a market-rate operator salary, maintenance capital and working capital, the way a lender underwrites it
- The playground: move price, earnings, structure or horizon and watch it recompute
- Free account: unlimited analyses, plus save and revisit your deals
Industry report + sensitivity
$39
- Conditions in your industry and your metro area, researched for this deal rather than averaged nationally
- Every claim either carries a real citation or is labelled an estimate
- Licensing and regulatory rules sourced to the issuing authority where one publishes them
- Sensitivity analysis: what has to change, and by how much, before the verdict moves
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An IB writes a $50K IC memo after LOI.
FLYNTO answers the question you need first.
2 PDFsThe industry report and the sensitivity analysis, for the horizon you analysed on
CitedEvery researched figure carries its source; anything thinly sourced is shown hedged rather than stated
The turnsThe exact prices where the call changes, and how far the earnings can be overstated before each test fails