Main Street Business
A locally operated company — typically owner-operated and valued on SDE — such as a shop, restaurant, or service firm.
Last updated September 5, 2026
Main Street usually means businesses where a buyer can step in as owner-operator, often with asking prices from the low hundreds of thousands into a few million dollars. Diligence centers on lease, licenses, local demand, and owner add-backs more than on institutional process. Bizgora focuses on this US Main Street set: restaurants, laundromats, services, and similar local firms, not enterprise M&A. The category is about how the business is run and sold, not a street-address requirement.