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Businesses for Sale
in Canada

The Canadian marketplace where owners and brokers list, and serious buyers search, evaluate, and connect directly.

Ontario
190
British Columbia
36
Alberta
75
Québec
11
Median asking
$497,770
New this week
+280
Listing fee
Free

Fresh Businesses for Sale Across Canada

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How it works

A Simpler Way to Buy & Sell a Business in Canada

Step / 01

List in minutes

Title, description, financials, photos. Your listing goes live on its own search-indexed page.

Step / 02

Reach Canadian buyers

Owners, operators, search funds, and family offices browse by province, industry, and SDE multiples.

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Talk directly

Message the seller or their broker through BizListings — a straightforward conversation between the people doing the deal.

Buying a Business in Canada

For many entrepreneurs, buying an established business in Canada is faster and less risky than starting one from scratch. An operating Canadian business comes with existing revenue, staff, customers, supplier relationships, and cash flow from day one. BizListings.ca aggregates Canadian businesses for sale from direct owners and vetted brokers, across every province and industry.

You will find listings ranging from under $100,000 owner-operator opportunities up to multi-million-dollar lower-mid-market deals. Popular categories include restaurants, trades & home services, e-commerce, manufacturing and SaaS. Filter by province, industry, price, revenue, or Seller's Discretionary Earnings (SDE) multiple to discover your next acquisition, or start with our guide to valuing a Canadian business.

Selling Your Business in Canada

BizListings.ca is open to direct owners and Canadian business brokers representing sellers. Listing is free. Your listing gets its own Google-indexed page, discovery through our province and industry landing pages, and direct messages from serious, verified buyers.

The process is straightforward: create your listing with financials and photos, respond to buyer enquiries (with an NDA where sensitive info is involved), work through due diligence, and close with your lawyer and accountant. If you prefer professional representation, explore our Canadian broker directory to find verified members in your area.

Browse Businesses for Sale by Province

Deal flow differs by region. Ontario and Quebec lead in volume, BC and Alberta punch above their weight in trades and tech, and Atlantic Canada offers lower entry multiples.

Browse Businesses for Sale by Industry

Every industry has its own valuation norms, licensing rules and buyer pool. Explore the categories where BizListings has the deepest inventory:

Frequently asked questions

Buying and selling a business in Canada

Start by browsing listings on BizListings.ca by province, industry and price. Contact the seller or broker directly, sign an NDA to review financials, then negotiate a letter of intent and complete due diligence before closing with a lawyer.

Listing on BizListings.ca is free today, for both direct sellers and brokers. The platform doesn't take a cut of your sale — sellers keep their existing relationship with any broker they choose to work with.

Most small and mid-sized Canadian businesses are valued on a multiple of Seller's Discretionary Earnings (SDE) or EBITDA — typically 1.5×–3× SDE for owner-operated businesses and 3×–6× EBITDA for larger or recurring-revenue businesses. Try our free valuation tool for a quick estimate.

No. Many owners list and deal with buyers directly through BizListings.ca, and a good business broker can be well worth their fee on larger or more complex deals. Our marketplace supports both — list yourself or work with any Canadian broker.

Common options include the Canada Small Business Financing Program (CSBFP), BDC acquisition loans, seller financing (VTB), and traditional bank commercial loans. Buyers typically combine 20–40% equity with a mix of these sources.

Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec have the deepest deal flow, but active listings exist in every province from Nova Scotia to Saskatchewan on BizListings.ca.

Selling your business?

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