Analytical infrastructure for SMB M&A.
Most SMB acquisitions involve multiple parties — advisors, intermediaries, acquirers — each working from different numbers, different assumptions, and different analytical frameworks. Acquidex is the shared reference layer that makes the analysis consistent across all of them.
Deterministic, CPA-built, and designed for professionals who do this work seriously.
My background is in accounting and financial analysis. Time at Amazon Web Services and State Street made clear how much institutional decisions depend on analytical consistency at every level — and how much work goes into making that consistency reliable.
SMB M&A has the same analytical consistency problem that institutional markets addressed decades ago. Acquidex is the infrastructure layer it has been missing.
SDE normalization, debt service coverage, add-back quality, concentration risk, owner dependency — a disciplined analytical process surfaces these early, when they can still inform the decision. Acquidex makes that process consistent and accessible across every party working the same transaction.
— Avery
Most of the friction in SMB acquisitions is not a shortage of information — it is that the same information reads differently depending on who is looking at it. A shared analytical framework changes that dynamic. When every party is working from the same model, the conversation becomes more grounded and the transaction proceeds with greater clarity.
Acquidex is not a quality of earnings report, a legal opinion, or a substitute for professional judgment. It is analytical infrastructure — a deterministic layer that makes the numbers consistent, visible, and well-documented before the more involved professional work begins.
Currently in
private beta.
Working with a small group of advisors, intermediaries, and acquirers.