Shape the exit case
Valuation support and a focused deal room bring financials, customers, IP, and business context together.
AI dealmaking · Higher ground
AI M&A for
what’s next.
A seller-side process for AI companies ready to explore an exit. Agents handle the negotiation work, supervised by people and bounded by limits you set.
In setup. Paid engagements are not open while legal and state licensing review is underway.
DealPilot / Workspace conceptPrivate access
Negotiation status
Human-supervised
Price floorClient setEarnout termsClient setNext moveReview required
Out-of-limit terms return to the client for a decision.
Built for what’s next
Private buyer access. Founder-defined terms.
01 /Seller-side by design
02 /Private buyer invitations
03 /Client-set limits stay hard
A higher standard for AI M&A
More signal.
Less deal friction.
Built for founder-led AI software companies with real customers, proprietary data, or workflows worth acquiring. Not a public listing board.
Target range · planning assumption
$350K–$20M
Potential sale value. Fit and legal requirements are reviewed before any engagement.
Invite the right buyers
Private introductions and buyer screening focus attention on active acquirers. Access is by invitation.
Negotiate within your limits
A seller-side agent proposes and responds under supervision. Software blocks terms beyond your limits for price, earnout, indemnity, and exclusivity.
Keep the final decision yours
Document preparation and closing coordination support your own counsel. You review and sign final agreements directly.
Supervision is part of the system
Every move stays reviewable.
The planned pilot includes human review of every AI move and a durable record of instructions, permissions, messages, and approvals. The agent cannot sign or accept a final agreement for you.
Proposed success fee
Earned at close.
Paid as you receive.
The planning model uses one progressive seller-paid fee, with no retainer. Fees on earnout or escrow proceeds would be due only if and when those proceeds reach you.
$50,000 minimum in the proposed schedule. Final scope and pricing would be agreed in writing.
15%on the first $500,00001
6%on the portion from $500,000 to $5M02
2%on the portion above $5M03
Example · $1M sale$105,000 proposed fee
Pilot interest
You built what’s next.
Explore what follows.
Tell us about the company you built and the outcome you have in mind. This starts a conversation, not an engagement.
DealPilot is in pre-launch planning. The process and fee schedule described here are proposed, not a record of completed transactions or an offer to engage. No paid engagements are open while legal and state licensing review is underway. DealPilot does not provide legal advice; sellers should retain independent counsel.