For business-sale & CRE brokers running real deal flow

Match listings to investors at the speed of BizBuySell.

DealMatcher takes the listing URL or your CSV, scores every listing against every investor in your book, tracks the outreach funnel end-to-end, and Bitcoin-anchors every step. You keep your CRM. You keep your templates. You get the match engine and the audit trail.

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TL;DR

BizBuySell URL or CSV in. Listings normalized on intake (asking price, NOI, revenue, industry, geography). Investor matching scores every listing against every profile across multiple axes — industry fit, size band, geography, deal type. Pipeline status tracked end-to-end: new → reviewed → sent → interested → closed. Every event is SHA-256 hashed, chained, and anchored to Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps. Self-verifying audit trail on demand.

What's broken

Your pipeline lives in five tabs and a spreadsheet.

Brokers running real flow have the same five problems. None of them are big individually; together they eat half a day a week.

  • BizBuySell drops faster than the buyer list scales.Forty new listings a day in a focus segment. Manually triaging which ones actually fit a known investor is the work nobody has time to do, so it doesn't get done.
  • The investor list is in Outlook.Industry, size band, geography preferences, deal-type fit — all in head, in scattered emails, or in a worksheet that hasn't been opened in three months. Matching is a memory exercise.
  • The CRM doesn't track who saw what."Did I send this teaser to that investor on the previous deal?" lives in your sent folder, if at all. Stale buyers get pinged twice; cold buyers stay cold.
  • Teaser cycles burn time.Re-templating the same blurb for every new listing — different industry, different price, different region — adds up across a quarter.
  • The audit trail is your inbox.When a deal closes — or worse, when it doesn't and counsel asks who saw what when — the record is screenshots from Outlook. Nothing about it is independently verifiable.
What it does for you

Three tools brokers keep reinventing, built once.

Listing intake, buyer-criteria matching, and compliant outreach — consolidated into a single pipeline with an auditable record at every step. Not a CRM. Not a list. A match engine and a funnel and a chain.

A

Deal intake

Paste a BizBuySell URL, drop a broker CSV, or auto-scrape the sources you've configured on a daily schedule. Asking price, NOI, revenue, industry, and geography are normalized. Duplicates against your existing pipeline are flagged on intake.

B

Investor matching

Score each listing against every investor profile in your book across multiple axes — industry fit, size band, geography, deal type. Review the ranked shortlist. Reject the noise. Export a clean match list to start outreach.

C

Outreach pipeline

Generate teaser emails from your templates — DealMatcher does not impose a voice. Track pipeline status end-to-end: new → reviewed → sent → interested → closed. Funnel view shows where deals stall. No copy-paste between systems.

How it runs

List to close, in one pipeline.

1

Import

Paste a BizBuySell URL, drop a CSV, or let the daily scrape do it. Every record lands with a SHA-256 hash and a chain-of-custody timestamp before any analyst touches it.

2

Match

Click Run Matching. The engine scores each listing against every investor profile you've loaded. Ranked shortlist in seconds — not hours of head-scratching.

3

Reach out

Approve the matches you want to act on. Teaser emails generate from your templates. Track the funnel end-to-end — new, reviewed, sent, interested, closed.

4

Prove it

Every match, outreach, and compliance event hash-chains and anchors to Bitcoin via Knox. The audit record is the network. An FRE 902(13)/(14) affidavit is available on request for any record.

Why brokers care

Every deal has a Bitcoin-anchored record.

When a deal closes — or doesn't — the question that matters is who saw what when. DealMatcher runs on Knox, the Bonis Systems evidence protocol. Each listing ingest, investor match, outreach send, and compliance check is hash-chained and timestamped into Bitcoin through OpenTimestamps. The chain is self-verifying. Nobody — not Bonis Systems, not the broker, not the broker on the other side — can retroactively alter what happened.

What you get on every deal

  • SHA-256 hash of every record written to the pipeline
  • Hash-chained block log — tamper with one entry and the whole chain breaks
  • OpenTimestamps .ots proof anchored into Bitcoin (free to anchor, free to verify, no API lock-in)
  • Self-serve verification at /api/knox/verify — any counterparty can independently confirm
  • FRE 902(13)/(14) affidavit on request for any record
The protocol underneath

DealMatcher rides the same Knox protocol as four other Bonis products.

Bonis Systems LLC is a Wyoming AI-native firm building evidence-native commerce infrastructure. The Knox audit primitive — USPTO provisional 64/038,359 — is shared across DealMatcher, TerraVault (regulated wholesale commerce), Health Agent (healthcare-AI), and TrustAi (legal-AI). Load testing on the Knox core is what brokers inherit on every match.

12.84M
Anchors/month proven
158ms
p50 anchor latency
5
USPTO priority filings
1TSP2
CAGE code, SAM-active
Common questions

What brokers ask before the demo.

Do I have to give up my CRM or my outreach templates?

No. DealMatcher is the match engine and the audit layer. You keep your CRM, your investor list, your templates, and your outreach voice. Teaser emails generate from your templates, not a generic library.

Where does the listing data come from?

BizBuySell URLs that you paste, broker-provided CSVs that you drop, or a daily auto-scrape on the sources you've configured. Asking price, NOI, revenue, industry, and geography are normalized on intake. Duplicates against your existing pipeline are flagged automatically.

What does Knox-anchored mean for my audit trail?

Every listing ingest, investor match, outreach send, and compliance event is SHA-256 hashed, hash-chained, and submitted to the Bitcoin blockchain through OpenTimestamps. The chain is self-verifying. Tampering with one entry breaks the chain. Counterparties can verify any record at /api/knox/verify without trusting Bonis Systems and without DealMatcher needing to remain online a decade from now. An FRE 902(13)/(14) affidavit is available on request for any record.

Is this a CRM?

No. DealMatcher does not replace your CRM. It is the match engine and the funnel-tracking layer that sits in front of — or alongside — the CRM you already use. The funnel view shows where deals stall (new, reviewed, sent, interested, closed) without any copy-paste between systems.

What does it cost?

Contact for pricing. Direct demo and pricing requests go to jf1986@me.com. There is no sales team and no procurement queue — email reaches the founder directly.

Your pipeline, on the record.

Book a 20-minute walkthrough. See the matching engine run on your listings, and see what a Knox-anchored record looks like for a live deal.

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