How it works
A deal platform built for India.
Nexown manages the entire business ownership transaction — from discovery to escrow — so buyers and sellers can move with confidence.
For buyers
How to buy a business on Nexown
Browse & discover
Filter by city, category, price, and deal type. Every listing shows a trust score so you know exactly what you're looking at.
Express interest
Send an inquiry in under 60 seconds. No account needed to browse — only when you're ready to connect.
Sign NDA & view financials
Sign a digital NDA to unlock verified revenue, profit, and financial documents. Everything in one place.
Negotiate in the deal room
Message the seller, make offers, counter-offer, and agree on terms — all tracked on one platform.
Sign the Letter of Intent
Once you agree on price and conditions, sign the LOI digitally to move to due diligence.
Fund escrow
Deposit funds into Nexown's escrow. Your money is held securely and only released when you confirm you're satisfied.
Transfer & own
Legal transfer, training handover, and license transfer — all supported. Then you own the business.
For sellers
How to sell your business on Nexown
Create your listing
Use our 6-step wizard to describe your business, upload photos, and set your asking price. Takes under 30 minutes.
Choose verification tier
Self-listed is free. Verified adds identity and revenue checks. Certified means full CA-audited financials — buyers trust it most.
Get discovered
Your listing goes live to thousands of qualified buyers across India, filtered by city, category, and budget.
Manage inquiries
Review buyer profiles and messages in your dashboard. Accept or decline interest at your own pace.
Negotiate & agree
Use the deal room to discuss terms, share financials, and arrive at a price both parties are happy with.
Get paid via escrow
Funds are released directly to you once the buyer confirms the transfer is complete. Commission deducted automatically.
Why trust Nexown
Every rupee is protected until you say so.
Nexown uses escrow for every acquisition. Funds are held by a licensed payment processor and released only when the buyer confirms the transfer is complete — protecting both parties.