Rejigg for Self-Funded Search

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May 12, 2026

by a searcher from Emory University - Goizueta Business School in Boston, MA, USA

How are people thinking about using platforms like Rejigg for self- funded searches? They seem to have some interesting deals, but I cannot wrap my head around their fees. For instance, a $4m deal = $140k+ in success fees. Has anyone had success financing this fee with SBA? Or do you budget this as part of your search costs?
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from Boston University in Boston, MA, USA
Thanks @redacted‌ I have used them a fair amount and have looked at several potential deals. They do get some interesting opportunities that are off market and they essentially follow the Lehman commission model for buyers. In theory, given the market conditions, finding a really strong deal may be worth the premium (if its really that good), and it may be possible to negotiate a split of the fees with the seller. I try to utilize several off market platforms and this is the standard approach these days. Some of the platforms like PE Marketplace also have a monthly fee on top of the buyers commission.
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from Boston University in Boston, MA, USA
@redacted‌ I would ask a follow-up question. I am curious if people have any reviews about Generational Equity, which is now called Deal Force. They have just added monthly charges to their platform. I have used them in the past and only identified a couple of potential opportunities. I am wondering if the new fee structure will help generate a stronger deal flow.
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