Transfer to a qualified successor, without a 5 to 10% commission on the value of your business.
More than 50,000 SMEs will need to find a successor by 2031. 12,000 sellers have no buyer (ORTEQ 2025). 61% have no plan. Many improvise, or pay a broker 5 to 10% of the value — $25,000 to several hundred thousand dollars depending on size.
NIYA works at fixed fees. We prepare the business, we value it, we present it, we match it with a prepared successor, then we support the transaction and the transition. The 2026 launch offer makes the registry free. The Salon Repreneuriat Féminin — March 2027, Laval — is a matchmaking event.
Free in 2026
Description
Your business is listed in the NIYA registry so it is visible to a qualified successor. In 2026, listing is free (then $250 per year).
How this helps you
You are no longer isolated. Without a registry, too many viable businesses stay invisible and close for lack of a buyer — not for lack of value.
From $1,500
Description
A status review of the business and of your readiness to sell: what is ready, what is blocking, and what must be corrected before talking price.
How this helps you
You avoid going to market too early. A clear diagnostic reduces surprises in due diligence and shortens the time to sale.
From $3,000
Description
A complete mandate, with no broker percentage. Fixed fees based on the value of the business — confirmed on the call, from $3,000. Six steps, from the status review through to continuity after the sale.
How this helps you
You know what it costs before you start. No 5 to 10% commission eroding the proceeds of the sale. You sell to someone prepared, not to the first person who appears.
From $1,000/month
Description
Monthly follow-up during preparation, matching, or transition — so you do not carry the sale decisions alone.
How this helps you
Selling a business is not a one-day event. You keep someone who knows the file, the timeline, and the points of friction.
Amounts in Canadian dollars. Taxes extra.
« We structure, certify, and support successors so viable businesses transfer instead of disappearing. »