builders.to is where operators meet the people and the companies that move them forward: a technical cofounder who ships, an online business with real revenue, or a buyer ready to take your project off your hands.
Cofounder introductions · Business acquisitions · Exits — no fluff, no gated decks.
Most people arrive with one of these problems. Each one has a guide that walks you through the boring, decisive parts.
You've validated demand and you need someone who can build. We cover where technical founders actually look, how to open the conversation, and how to split equity without wrecking the company.
How to find a technical cofounder →Buying beats starting from zero when you can read a P&L. Learn how to screen listings, value a content or software business, and run due diligence without a banker.
How to buy an online business →Ready to hand it off? Package the numbers, fix the risks buyers find first, and run a process that produces more than one offer.
How to sell a business →Four steps, whether you're hiring a builder, buying a company, or leaving one behind.
A cofounder with mobile experience. A Shopify store doing $8k a month. A buyer who won't gut your support team. One short brief beats a long pitch.
We route your brief to the builders, listings, or buyers that fit it — and tell you plainly when nothing does.
Verification of revenue, traffic, code, or references before anyone signs anything. Our guides give you the exact questions to ask.
Term sheets, equity splits, asset purchase agreements, and a handover checklist — plus a 30-day transition plan so nothing breaks on day two.
Small, real businesses and real people. No billion-dollar fantasies, no "we'll figure out revenue later".
Audience-first assets with email lists, ad or sponsorship revenue, and a repeatable publishing engine.
Profitable tools with churn you can measure, a codebase you can read, and customers who renew.
Stores with real contribution margin, supplier relationships, and a repeat-purchase base.
Retainer books, documented delivery, and a team that stays after the founder leaves.
Want the current list with numbers? Ask for it — we send the live shortlist, not a marketing page.
The best time to prepare is twelve months before you list. We'll tell you what a buyer will pay today — and which three things would move that number.
Long, practical, and updated as the market changes. Written for operators, not for people who already know the jargon.
Where technical founders actually look, how to write an approach that gets replies, and an equity split that survives year two.
Read the guide →Screen for the businesses that survive contact with reality, value them properly, and run due diligence like a professional buyer.
Read the guide →Package the numbers, remove the risks that kill deals, and run a process that gets you competing offers.
Read the guide →One short brief is enough. A human reads every message and replies within two business days — even if the answer is "not yet".