Buy a company off the public record.
A deal workspace for buyers of small US companies. Find a company on the public record, see every figure with the register it came from, and price it at what a lender will finance — then carry it through close, ownership and sale.
Signups are closed while we bring buyers on in small groups. Every request is kept, and answered by email as places open.
Fleet9 power units, 9 CDL drivers · 436,309 miles in 2024FMCSA carrier census · read 9 Oct 2026
- Filing
- MCS-150 carrier census, USDOT 827381 — tied to this company on its DUNS number
- Filed
- 5 May 2025
- Says
- Interstate carrier; carries hazardous materials; registered 10 Sep 1999
- Source
- Open the filing ↗
Debt3 financing statements on file, newest 1 Dec 2025 · 11 lapsedFlorida UCC · read 9 Oct 2026
- Filing
- UCC-1 financing statement 202504538861, Florida Secured Transaction Registry
- Filed
- 1 Dec 2025 · lapses 1 Dec 2030
- Says
- Debtor Fiberglass Coatings, LLC; 14 statements on file since 2011, the earlier ones under Fiberglass Coatings, Inc.
Fleet9 power units, 9 CDL drivers · 436,309 miles in 2024FMCSA carrier census · read 9 Oct 2026
- Filing
- MCS-150 carrier census, USDOT 827381 — tied to this company on its DUNS number
- Filed
- 5 May 2025
- Says
- Interstate carrier; carries hazardous materials; registered 10 Sep 1999
- Source
- Open the filing ↗
Debt3 financing statements on file, newest 1 Dec 2025 · 11 lapsedFlorida UCC · read 9 Oct 2026
- Filing
- UCC-1 financing statement 202504538861, Florida Secured Transaction Registry
- Filed
- 1 Dec 2025 · lapses 1 Dec 2030
- Says
- Debtor Fiberglass Coatings, LLC; 14 statements on file since 2011, the earlier ones under Fiberglass Coatings, Inc.
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A real company, read from the public record by the product on the dates shown — not a picture. Every figure names its register. In the product, the people of record are named too; here they are not.
One record, from the first filing to the sale.
Four phases, 20 rooms. What you learn in Source is what you close on, what you run the business against, and what you sell from.
01Source
Find the company on the record, read what the registers hold on it, price it, and write the letter of intent.
02Close
The dated path to the closing: diligence, terms, financing and closing, each dated from the day it must start.
03Operate
Day one, the cadence you run, a month against the model, and the obligations that come due.
04Exit
Would a buyer buy it — the punch list, then a data room built from the record you kept while you owned it.
How the record stays honest.
We read public registers, not estimates bought from a vendor. A figure that cannot be traced to a filing does not reach a Dossier.
Read every night, checked every night
A sweep reads each live register every night, then a reconcile compares what changed against what we hold. 6 nights are on record, each one logged. A record that fails a check — a ZIP code in the wrong state, an identifier in the wrong shape, a reference to nothing — is held out of the Dossier, so you see “not on record” before a figure we cannot stand behind.
Traced back to the filing
A probe picks figures off the screens at random and follows each one to the source row, the run and the register’s own date. In the run of 11 Oct 2026, 99 of 100 traced; a figure that does not trace is logged as a fault with its reason, and the nightly reconcile reads it.
337 public sources catalogued · 93 source adapters · 47 tables, 1,582 catalogued properties · measured 11 Oct 2026
- Retail — specialty, convenience & liquor245,197
- Healthcare — medical, dental & home health226,644
- Trades — HVAC, plumbing, electrical, mechanical179,098
- Home construction & remodeling148,944
- Restaurants148,243
- Professional services — accounting, engineering, insurance133,991
- Defense and federal contracting106,458
- Auto services — repair, collision, tire96,168
When a register holds nothing, the answer is “not on record”, with what it would take to get it.
It raises risks and suggests a price. Every verdict is yours, and it records who made it.
It writes the letter of intent and the memos. You send them, and they never carry our name.
Participants in a company’s benefit plan are never written as its employees. An estimate is labelled an estimate and carries its method.
For the buyer doing the deal, and the people on the other side of the table.
Self-funded searchers
You are looking for one company to buy and run. Start from the register, not from a broker’s teaser.
For searchers →Owner-operators on an SBA loan
Know the price that clears your lender’s coverage minimum before you make an offer.
For owner-operators →Independent sponsors
Bring capital partners a record they can check line by line, with the source on every figure.
For independent sponsors →Family offices and holding companies
Buy on the record, then run the hold against it for years: actuals, obligations, add-ons.
For family offices →Pricing
Three plans, a month at a time. Each plan opens more of the line, from Source to Exit, and every one starts with 14 days of every room.
Solo
One person, one book. Source without Underwrite: the Brief, the Dossier, Risks and Act.
Firm
A small team on one book. All of Source, with Underwrite and the lender seat.
Platform
Every room, Source to Exit. No seat limit, no guest limit, several books at once.
Request access
Signups are closed while we bring buyers on in small groups.
What happens after you send it
Not a sequence and not a bot. Every request goes to the owner of DealSTE.
By email, with a yes, a not yet, or a question about what you want to buy.
To a trial of every room, on the record we hold. Nothing is charged and no card is asked for.