We're Scorta — an AI-native brokerage making Main Street businesses sellable. Two founders who watched the system fail sellers, and decided to rebuild it.
Suyash spent three years on the buy side, running a micro-PE fund focused on Main Street acquisitions. He saw the same pattern repeat: a good business, a motivated seller, and a deal that fell apart in diligence. Not because of the business — because of the paperwork. No clean financials. No addback schedule. No SBA package. The seller lost the deal and didn't know why.
The brokers weren't helping. The average broker won't even take a listing under $2M in revenue. They list and pray. They never tell the owner what's actually killing their deal value — because fixing it costs human time, and human time doesn't pencil on small transactions.
There are 2.9 million businesses like that. Ten thousand new ones enter the exit market every day as baby boomers retire. Most of them will never sell — not because there's no buyer, but because no one built the infrastructure to get them ready.
That's why we built Scorta. AI does the repeatable work — financials, CIM, buyer materials, SBA prep — so we can serve the $500K–$5M deal that a traditional broker won't touch. Sellers pay a flat fee instead of a 10% commission. And ExitIQ is the intake: a two-minute assessment that tells any owner exactly where they stand.

Three years running a micro-PE fund acquiring Main Street businesses. Saw the brokerage problem from the inside — deals collapsing in diligence because sellers had never been told what buyers actually look for.
Scorta is the firm he wished existed when he was on the buy side. Deal prep, SBA packaging, and honest valuation — available to every seller, not just the ones with $5M+ in revenue.

Builder focused on AI-native product experiences. Designed and engineered ExitIQ — the assessment engine that surfaces deal risks and buyer signals in real time, the way an M&A advisor thinks.
Believes the best software makes complex decisions feel obvious. Bringing that principle to the part of an owner's life that matters most: what their business is actually worth.
Every customer found us because they Googled "how do I sell my business" and didn't want to give up 10%. That's the market we're building for.
2.9 million businesses. 10,000 new exits entering the market every day. Most will never sell — not because there's no buyer, but because no one built the infrastructure to get them ready. That's what we're building.