The Deal Room
One room. Four stages of ownership.
Buyers, owners, operators and sellers share one community. Choose your stage, use the member resources and tools, and discuss practical ownership decisions with peers.
What is The Deal Room?
The Deal Room is one community for the 4 stages of ownership: Buy, Own, Run and Sell. It includes member resources, existing membership tools, and peer discussion. Courses, group sessions, and private consulting are separate purchases.
Seven minutes on what the room is and who it is wrong for
Prefer to read? Everything in the video is written out below.
What a member gets
Member resources
Practical references and guided prompts organized around buying, owning, running, and selling a business.
Peer discussion
One community with four member identities: Buy, Own, Run and Sell. Identify your stage so each question has useful context.
Existing membership tools
Unlimited saved deals, scenarios side by side, and the industry benchmark bands, across all ten tools.
What it is not
- The courses. Those are sold separately, and membership does not quietly include them.
- A promise that you will buy a business. Plenty of people look for a year and correctly walk away from everything they see.
- Group sessions, private consultation, or a promised response from Matt.
- A private support line. Billing and access support use the help queue, and private advice requires a paid booking.
Who the room is for
Bring a current ownership question: entering a business, taking responsibility, making work repeatable or preparing a transfer. The four identities make the context clear.
If you are exploring for now, begin with the free guide and resource for your stage. Membership is optional.
The room is education and discussion. It does not replace a qualified adviser, a management team or your own decision about a transaction.
Four community rules
- What is posted in the room stays in the room. Real numbers only work if they are safe here.
- Bring the listing, not the summary. A deal cannot be read from a description of it.
- Answer at least as often as you ask. The Monday thread only works if members answer it.
- Nobody sells anything to anybody. No pitching members, ever, including by direct message.
Instead of this, people usually
Ask the broker
The broker is paid by the seller. That is not dishonesty, it is arithmetic.
Ask a forum
Free, fast, and answered by people who have not bought anything either.
Hire an advisor by the hour
Genuinely useful and genuinely expensive, and they see your listing for the first time when you send it.
Read more
There is more free material on buying a business than anyone can finish, and none of it has read your CIM.
The room is a place to use member resources and tools with peer discussion. Hire an adviser or choose a scoped service when the work requires private professional attention.
What it costs
Used for your receipt and your access to the room.
- $39 a month.
- Cancel any time from your account page. Access runs to the end of the period you paid for.
- $390 a year.
- Ten months for twelve. Full refund before you open any of it, and after that the purchase is final.
Payment is handled by Whop. Your card details never reach this site. Already a member? Manage it from your account.
Monthly membership is thirty nine dollars. Annual membership is three hundred and ninety dollars, which is ten months for twelve.
Questions
What does it cost?
Thirty nine dollars a month, or three hundred and ninety a year, which is ten months for twelve.
How is this different from the courses?
Courses contain lessons and course-specific materials. The Deal Room provides member resources, existing membership tools, and peer discussion. Courses are sold separately.
How is it different from the Blueprint?
Everything opens the current course library, applicable tools, and the Deal Room for 365 days. The Deal Room on its own does not include courses.
Can I cancel?
Any time, from your account page, and access runs to the end of the period you paid for.
Can I contact Matt privately through Discord?
No. Billing and access support use the private help queue. Private business advice requires a paid appointment or scoped service.
Does membership include group sessions or recordings?
No. Membership includes member resources, existing membership tools, and peer discussion.
Results vary. Nothing here is financial, legal, or tax advice.