3-Year Earnings Projection.

Run the math on what business brokerage pays over three years. Your deal volume. Your growth rate. Your commission.

On Scaling

The first-year math on business brokerage looks modest. The three-year math looks different.

Deals close slowly at first, but pipeline compounds. Two deals year one becomes three year two becomes five year three, and the commission checks stack the same way.

This projection holds your deal size flat, so every dollar of growth you see comes from volume alone. In practice, average deal size usually climbs too, which means the real curve tends to run ahead of this one. Run your numbers, move the sliders, and see the compound curve.

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Your brokerage assumptions

Four sliders, three years of earnings.

Move each slider to match your expected starting point and growth rate.

Deals closed in year 12

Average deal size ($K)400

Commission rate (%)10

Year-over-year deal growth (%)50

§2 · Credentials

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Enter your details to reveal your year 1, 2, and 3 earnings projection.

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§3 · Year-by-Year Earnings

Year 1

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Year 3

Your compound math.

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