I've managed a clinic before and now looking to acquire a private hospital.
₦450,000,000 → ₦600,000,000
BUDGET
active
I have capital ready and am looking for a profitable 3-star hotel to acquire.
₦650,000,000 → ₦750,000,000
BUDGET
closed
I'm looking to acquire a stake or partner with an existing restaurant.
₦200,000,000 → ₦320,000,000
BUDGET
Sell fully, partially, or raise capital — while connecting directly with qualified buyers ready to move right away.
Connect with verified buyers actively looking to acquire or invest in businesses like yours — no time-wasters.
Serious buyers, no window shoppers.
Every Flipper buyer comes with intent — budget, timeline, and clear acquisition goals. No time-wasting with random inquiries.
Verified interest → Defined budgets → Ready-to-close mindset
Shipping
School
Buyers actively seeking your niche.
From restaurants and schools to logistics and clinics — buyers are actively submitting acquisition requests every day.
No brokers → Verified businesses → Faster decisions
Don’t want to sell 100%? That's ok!
Many buyers on Flipper are open to partnerships, partial acquisitions, or strategic investments — not just full buyouts.
Sell part → Keep part → Bring a strategic partner
Warehouse
See how Flipper compares to traditional brokers and marketplaces.
Skip the friction of traditional platforms and connect directly with verified buyers and sellers ready to move.
Flipper
Brokers
Marketplaces
Direct Buyer ↔ Seller Access
Intent-First Matching → No Junk Seller Listings
Access to Off-Market Acquisition Deals
Your questions, answered clearly.
Understand exactly how Flipper works, what it costs, and how you can buy or sell a business in Nigeria with less friction.
What is Flipper?
Flipper is a platform that connects buyers and sellers of businesses in Nigeria. Buyers create intents describing the type of business they are looking for, while sellers submit proposals outlining the businesses they are offering. Flipper then matches buyers with relevant seller proposals, enabling both parties to connect directly, evaluate deals, and complete transactions without unnecessary middlemen.
How does Flipper work for buyers?
Flipper allows buyers to discover and acquire businesses by creating an intent that outlines their requirements, including budget, industry, and preferences. Once submitted, Flipper matches your intent with relevant seller proposals. When you accept a suitable proposal, you’re introduced to the seller to begin discussions, request details, and evaluate the opportunity. From there, you negotiate directly with the seller and proceed toward closing the transaction, with Flipper facilitating the connection.
How do I evaluate a business before buying?
After your intent is matched with suitable sellers or proposals, you’ll have the opportunity to review key business details such as financial performance, operations, and growth potential. You can request additional information directly from the seller and carry out your own due diligence, which may include verifying financial records, assessing risks, and seeking professional advice, such as consulting with a lawyer, where necessary. Flipper provides the connection, but buyers are expected to carefully evaluate each opportunity before making a final decision and proceeding to close the transaction.
How much does it cost to use Flipper as a buyer?
Buyers are required to pay a commitment fee of 0.5% of their intent value when they accept a proposal. This fee confirms serious intent and grants access to engage directly with the seller. The commitment fee is fully credited toward the final success fee if the deal closes, and in most cases, the fee is not refundable if the transaction is not completed. Having said that, there are no additional platform charges beyond this commitment, and final deal terms are agreed directly between buyer and seller.
How does Flipper work for sellers?
Flipper allows sellers to submit a proposal describing their business, including relevant details such as industry, performance, etc. Once submitted, your proposal is matched with buyers whose intents align with your offering. Interested buyers can review your proposal, accept it, and engage directly with you to request additional information and conduct due diligence. From there, both parties negotiate and move toward closing, with Flipper acting as the bridge that connects you to qualified buyers.
How do I ensure I’m engaging with serious buyers?
Sellers on Flipper receive interest from buyers whose intents already align with their proposal, which helps filter out irrelevant or casual inquiries. Because buyers must clearly define what they are looking for before being matched, the conversations you receive are typically from individuals who have a genuine interest and the capacity to proceed. You also control the level of detail you share at each stage, allowing you to qualify buyers further through conversation before moving forward with negotiations and closing.
How much does it cost to use Flipper as a seller?
Sellers pay a success fee only when a deal is successfully completed. The success fee is calculated based on the intent value of the transaction: 10% for deals below ₦200,000,000, 8% for deals between ₦200,000,000 and ₦500,000,000, and 5% for deals above ₦500,000,000. This fee is paid at closing, ensuring that Flipper only earns when a transaction is successfully completed. There are no upfront listing fees, and the platform remains aligned with helping you close your deal efficiently.
How can I contact Flipper?
You can reach out to Flipper through the contact options provided on the platform, including support channels such as email or direct messaging. For inquiries related to intents, proposals, or ongoing deals, Flipper provides communication pathways within the platform to ensure you can get assistance or clarification at any stage of the process. For other inquiries, please don't hesitate to reach out.
Welcome to Flipper, a platform that is built differently from anything similar.
Flipper is different because it is built around intent-based matching rather than passive listings, which means buyers actively create what they are looking for while sellers submit proposals describing what they are offering.