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Stop building. Start buying, and let AI run it.
The fastest growth isn't built anymore, it's bought. You buy the distribution, the revenue, the customers who are already happy, then let AI run it. Whether you're growing the business you own or buying your first, that's the play.
Slide 2 — Reframe
I'm not here to sell you a course.
No program, no theory. My team and I get in the deal with you: we find it, fund it, and run it. Sometimes we even invest our own money next to yours. You just say yes to the right deal.
Slide 3 — Positioning
Think of us as your AI-powered rollup team.
We help you buy businesses and grow them with AI. Deal flow, capital, and AI agents for sales, marketing, and operations. All done for you. You bring the vision, we bring the machine.
Slide 4 — Pillar 1
1. We find you businesses to buy.
On-market, off-market, and pre-market. We source the companies, run the numbers, structure the offer, and handle due diligence. You only ever look at deals worth doing.
Slide 5 — Pillar 2
2. We help you fund them.
Introductions to lenders and thousands of investors, and when we love a deal, our own capital alongside yours.
New to this? Your first deal can take as little as 10% down, from your 401(k) or your business's cash flow.
Slide 6 — Pillar 3
3. We install your AI team.
This is where the real work is: post-merger integration. We merge and systemize your operations, then install three AI departments: sales, marketing, and ops. Same team, 100s of AI employees, 100x the output. At least $50k a year saved, guaranteed.
Slide 7 — Pillar 4
4. We scale it like the big funds do.
The same playbook General Catalyst and a16z use to take a company from zero to $200M in EBITDA in under two years. The exact process I used to sell Rollups.com to Naval Ravikant's company.
Slide 8 — Pillar 5
5. Then we hand you liquidity.
Within 90 days, if we love the deal, we take it to our investor network and give you the option to pull 25 to 50% of the value in cash. Roll the rest into one of our sector rollups toward a 10X exit.
Slide 9 — Close
Let's see if it's a fit.
Whether you're 10 deals in or eyeing your first, I'm happy to help either way.
[Button] Comment "rollup" for details
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I think the future belongs to owners who don't just grow what they have with AI. They also buy their next leg of growth: the distribution, the revenue, and the customers who are already happy.
I learned this the hard way. Years ago I bought an iPhone app and took it to the top 100 by riding a brand-new distribution channel. Whoever owns the new distribution wins. Today that new wave is AI.
It's the same process that helped me sell Rollups.com to Naval Ravikant's company and support over $1B in transactions at Acquisitions.com.
So my team and I built something simple. We find the business, fund it, integrate it, and run it with AI. Sometimes we invest alongside you. You just say yes to the right deal. And if it's your first, you often only need 10% down, from your 401(k) or your business cash flow.
Want to see if it's a fit? Comment "rollup" for details.
TOF · Selfie follow-getters
You, phone, talking. Read the amber block straight off the teleprompter. Goal is the follow, not the sale, so most lead with the authority stack (hundreds of deals · sold Rollups.com to Naval Ravikant's company · $1B+ in transactions) and give a real reason to follow: you back operators, drop your AI team on them, and roll them up.
TOF 1 · Authority hook
On-screenYou don't have to follow me. But…
Look, you don't have to follow me. But I've done this with hundreds of deals. I sold Rollups.com to a company owned by Naval Ravikant, using the exact process I talk about here, and I've been involved in over a billion dollars in transactions. So if you're a business owner who wants to buy, grow, or sell using AI, this is the account to follow. Follow me and I'll share everything.
TOF 2 · The mission (why follow me)
On-screenWhat I'm actually looking for
Let me be honest about why I post all of this. I'm looking for great operators. My whole game is simple: I find people who are already good at running a business, I invest in them, I put my team of AI agents on their company to grow the margins and the revenue, and then we roll them up across multiple sectors. So if that's you, an operator who wants a partner that brings capital and AI, follow me. That's exactly who I'm building this for.
TOF 3 · Looking for operators
On-screenI'm looking for operators to back
If you're a great operator running a real business, listen up, because this is for you. I invest in operators, I put my team of AI agents on the business to grow the margins and the revenue, and we build rollups across sectors together. And you don't have to take my word for it, I sold Rollups.com to Naval Ravikant's company and I've been part of over a billion dollars in transactions. Follow me, and if it makes sense, we'll talk.
TOF 4 · Buy don't build
On-screenThe fastest way to wealth in 2026 isn't a startup
Starting a business from scratch in 2026 is the slow, painful way to get rich, and most people don't realize there's a shortcut. Instead of building from zero, you buy a business that already has revenue, customers, and cash flow. The bank and the seller can finance most of it, so you barely put anything in. Then you let AI run the boring stuff. I've been involved in over a billion dollars in deals doing exactly this. Follow me and I'll show you how it actually works.
TOF 5 · 10% down
On-screenYou can buy a business with 10% down
You don't need millions to buy a business. Most people have no idea it can be as little as ten percent down. The bank finances a chunk, the seller finances a chunk, and your piece can even come from your 401k or your current business's cash flow. We've literally done deals with no money down. I've been part of over a billion dollars in these transactions, so follow me and I'll share everything I know.
TOF 6 · 3 businesses I'd buy
On-screen3 boring businesses I'd buy today
I've done over a billion dollars in deals, so let me give you three boring businesses I'd buy today and print money with AI. First, home services, like HVAC, recurring revenue and usually a tired owner. Second, agencies, easy to systemize and automate. Third, laundromats, they basically run themselves. Follow me and I'll do part two with three more.
TOF 7 · Stop building AI apps
On-screenStop building AI apps. Do this instead.
Everybody right now is racing to build another AI app. The real money is doing the exact opposite. Instead of building a tool, you buy a real business that already makes money, and then you install AI to cut the costs and scale it. Same team, hundreds of AI employees, a hundred times the output. That's the exact process I used to sell Rollups.com to Naval Ravikant's company. Follow me if you'd rather own the business than build the tool.
TOF 8 · Future CEO
On-screenThe future CEO only needs 3 things
The CEO of the future doesn't manage two hundred people. They only need three things. Distribution, so people actually see them. Capital, so they can move fast. And AI agents, to do the work. That's the whole game, and it's exactly what my team brings to the operators we back. Follow me and I'll show you everything.
TOF 9 · Waiter to owner
On-screenA waiter just bought a business
A guy who was literally waiting tables just became a business owner. No trust fund, no MBA, none of that. And the reason it worked has almost nothing to do with how much money he had, it's about how the deal was structured. I've helped structure hundreds of these deals. Follow me, I share a new one every single week.
TOF 10 · Never start from zero
On-screenI'll never start from zero again
After doing this for over a decade, and being part of more than a billion dollars in deals, I will never start a business from scratch again, and here's why. Zero to one is where most people die. No revenue, no customers, no distribution. When you buy instead, you skip all of that, you start at the finish line. Follow me and I'll share everything I've learned.
TOF · Viral format plays
Straight from the Scale Info method: take a proven viral format, add a twist for the acquisitions niche, and run one up (make an MVP, post 5–10, then scale the winner). Two levers baked in here: record while doing something (driving/walking opens a curiosity loop) and title hooks that hide the "how." Pick ONE format and go deep before spreading out.
Format 1 · Walk-and-talk
FormatWalk past real businesses, point at them. Records while moving = built-in loop.
On-screenI'd buy every one of these
I'm walking down one street right now, and I'd buy almost every business I'm passing. That laundromat, recurring revenue, basically runs itself. That HVAC shop, the owner's probably sixty-five and tired. That agency, perfect for AI. Everyone thinks good deals are rare. They're everywhere, you just have to know how to structure them. Follow me and I'll show you how.
ShotSelfie walking down a commercial street, gesture at storefronts.
Format 2 · Driving to a closing
FormatFilmed driving. "Where's he going?" is the open loop.
On-screenOn my way to buy a business
I'm driving right now to sign on a business we're buying, and I've got to tell you how we structured it, because it's kind of wild. The owner is financing most of it himself. We put down a small piece, the bank covered a chunk, and the business's own cash flow pays the loan. That's how regular people end up owning real businesses. Follow me, I document these.
ShotPhone mounted in the car, casual, one take.
Format 3 · Rate the business (recurring)
FormatThe classic "rate it 1–10" format, applied to businesses for sale. Endless content engine.
On-screenWould I buy it? 1–10
Let's rate this business as an acquisition. It's a plumbing company doing eight hundred grand a year, the owner wants out, been around twenty years. Recurring customers, boring, essential, hard to disrupt. I'm giving this a nine out of ten. The only thing I'd check is how much runs through the owner's head versus actual systems. Follow me, and comment a type of business and I'll rate it next.
ShotScreen-record a listing, or selfie with the listing over your shoulder.
Format 4 · Real call breakdown
FormatThe classic sales-call clip, but a real anonymized inbound + your read.
On-screenA real call with a first-time buyer
This is a real call with a guy buying his very first business. Listen to what he was actually scared of. It's the same three things every single time. Finding the deal, coming up with the money, and what happens after you own it. And here's the thing, those three fears are the exact three things my team handles for you. Follow me, I break these calls down.
ShotCaptioned call audio on screen, you reacting.
Format 5 · "Why is nobody talking about…"
FormatPure curiosity-loop hook, the doc's signature opener.
On-screenWhy is nobody talking about this?
Why is nobody talking about the fact that you can use your 401k to buy a business? Everyone's out here arguing about stocks and crypto, and meanwhile you can take that exact same money, put it into a business that already makes cash, and actually control it. I've done over a billion dollars in deals and this is still the most slept-on move out there. Follow me and I'll show you how it works.
ShotSelfie, intense, or walking.
Format 6 · React to bad advice
FormatGreen-screen react to a guru "start a business" clip. Polarizing.
On-screenThis advice keeps you broke
Every guru tells you to start a business from scratch, and honestly that advice keeps people broke. Something like ninety percent of startups die before they ever make a real dollar. Meanwhile there are millions of businesses already making money, run by owners who just want to retire. Go buy one of those instead. Follow me if you want the smarter path.
ShotGreen screen over the guru clip or a headline.
Format 7 · POV moment
FormatMindset selfie with a twist, a POV moment + text overlay.
On-screenPOV: the seller just said yes
POV, the seller just said yes to your offer, and you didn't need a giant pile of cash to make it happen. This is the exact moment most people think is impossible. It's not impossible, it's just structure. Follow me and I'll teach you the structures that actually get a yes.
ShotSelfie, reaction energy, big text overlay.
Format 8 · "Things nobody tells you"
FormatFast listicle, one idea per beat, quick cuts.
On-screen3 things nobody tells you about buying a business
Three things nobody tells you about buying a business. Number one, you can pay for most of it with the business's own money. Number two, the seller is often your best lender, not the bank. Number three, the boring businesses are the goldmines, not the sexy ones. Follow me for the stuff nobody explains.
ShotSelfie, punchy cut on each number.
Format 9 · The number flex
FormatTitle hook that hides the "how." "$X result doing this."
On-screenI added $200k a year with 3 AI agents
I added two hundred grand a year to a business by installing three AI agents, and I didn't hire a single new person to do it. One handles all the sales follow-up, one runs the marketing, and one keeps operations tight. Same team, way more output. This is exactly what we do for the operators we back. Follow me and I'll show you what these agents actually do.
ShotSelfie, or screen-record an AI dashboard.
MOF · Case-study retargeting
Run these as retargeting to everyone who visited the profile but didn't book. Every story is real, from acquisitions.com/impact. Read the amber block straight through.
Case 1 · George
On-screenFirst-time buyer → $5M business
This is George. He'd never bought a business in his life. We helped him buy one for six hundred thousand dollars, and today it's doing five million in revenue. When he first came to us he was nervous and had no idea where to start, so we structured the whole thing with an SBA loan and seller financing, which meant he barely put any of his own money in. Then we helped him grow it. If your first deal feels impossible, that's normal, it feels that way right up until someone does it with you. Comment "rollup" and I'll send you the details.
Case 2 · Brandon
On-screen$9.5M deal, 100% seller financed
This is Brandon. He bought a nine-and-a-half-million-dollar business with a hundred percent seller financing, meaning he didn't put his own cash into the purchase. Everyone thinks you need millions in the bank to do a deal this size. You don't. We structured the whole thing so the seller financed it, and Brandon walked away owning a nine-and-a-half-million-dollar business. The structure is everything. Comment "rollup" and I'll show you how.
Case 3 · Pascal
On-screen2 agencies · $6M/yr · no money down
This is Pascal. He acquired two marketing agencies doing six million a year combined, with no money down. We sourced them, ran the numbers, and structured the deal so he didn't need cash up front. Two acquisitions, rolled into one platform. That's what a done-for-you rollup actually looks like. Comment "rollup" and I'll send you the details.
Case 4 · Robert
On-screenTruck driver → owns a $13M company
This is Robert. He used to drive the trucks. Now he owns a thirteen-million-dollar trucking company. He knew the industry cold, but he'd never bought anything before. So we found the deal, structured it, and got him into the owner's seat. If you already know an industry, you're closer than you think. Comment "rollup" and let's talk.
Case 5 · Tyler
On-screenBought 10 companies
This is Tyler. He didn't buy one business, he bought ten and rolled them into one. He started with his first acquisition, nervous, just like everybody. Then we built the deal-flow engine so he could keep buying across different sectors, and ten deals later, here he is. Whether it's one deal or a full rollup, it's the same machine. Comment "rollup" for the details.
Case 6 · Kevin
On-screenCorporate exec → $3.5M owner
This is Kevin. He left his corporate job and bought a three-and-a-half-million-dollar business instead. Good salary, golden handcuffs, but no ownership. So we found the business, structured the financing, and he replaced the job with an asset that pays him. If you're sitting in a good job with no equity, this is the move. Comment "rollup" and I'll walk you through it.
Case 7 · Jeff
On-screen$31M/yr business · no money down
This is Jeff. He acquired a thirty-one-million-dollar-a-year business with no money down. That's not a typo. Big businesses can actually be more financeable, not less, because the cash flow covers the debt. We structured it so Jeff took the keys without writing a huge check. Size is not the barrier you think it is. Comment "rollup" for the details.
Case 8 · Leo
On-screenBought a 7-figure US clinic from abroad
This is Leo. He's originally from Nigeria, he's living in Ukraine, and he just bought a seven-figure medical clinic in the United States. Most people assume you have to be American, or at least local. You don't. We handled the sourcing, the structure, and all the cross-border pieces. Where you live is not the blocker. Comment "rollup" and I'll send you the details.
Same format, ready to fill from the wall: Marc ($5M legacy business), Ramon ($1.5M windows & doors), Muani (6 construction), Reza (2 construction, $20M), Cliff (+$450K/yr net income), Eric (dentist → $4M owner), Bill Lapham (7-figure deals in weeks), Alaric (zero money down).
MOF · FAQ
One question per video, answered straight to camera. Read the amber block word for word.
FAQ 1 · First-timer
On-screenDo I need to have done a deal before?
A lot of people ask me, do I need to have bought a business before? And the answer is no. Half of our clients are first-timers. George had never done a single deal, and now he runs a five-million-dollar business. That's the whole point of doing it with a team, you don't need the experience, because we bring it. Comment "rollup" if you want to see how.
FAQ 2 · How much money
On-screenHow much money do I actually need?
The number one question I get is, how much money do I actually need? And honestly, way less than you think. A lot of the time it's as little as ten percent down. That can come from your 401k, or from your current business's cash flow, and we've even closed deals with no money down at all. Comment "rollup" and I'll break it down for you.
FAQ 3 · Is this a course
On-screenIs this just a course?
People ask me all the time, is this just a course? No. There's no course, no program, no PDF. We're actually in the deal with you. We find it, we fund it, and we run it, and sometimes we even put our own money in right next to yours. Comment "rollup" and I'll walk you through it.
FAQ 4 · You vs me
On-screenWhat do you do vs. what I do?
A question I get a lot is, what do you actually do, versus what I do? Simple. We bring the deal flow, the capital, and the AI agents. You bring the decision, you're the one who says yes to the right deal. You stay the owner, we're just the machine behind you. Comment "rollup" for the details.
FAQ 5 · What businesses
On-screenWhat kind of businesses can I buy?
People ask what kind of businesses we help you buy. Real, boring, cash-flowing ones. Home services, construction, agencies, clinics, trucking, laundromats. On-market, off-market, and even before they hit the market. We source them, you pick. Comment "rollup" to see what's out there.
FAQ 6 · How the AI works
On-screenHow do the AI agents actually work?
Everyone wants to know how the AI agents actually work. Here's the simple version. After you buy the business, we install three AI departments, sales, marketing, and operations. Same headcount, but hundreds of AI employees doing the work, a hundred times the output. We guarantee you save at least fifty grand a year. Comment "rollup" and I'll show you.
FAQ 7 · How you get paid
On-screenHow do you get paid?
People ask me how we get paid, and it's a fair question. We're aligned with you, we're not selling you information. When we love a deal, we actually put our own capital in alongside you. Comment "rollup" and we'll get on a call and walk through exactly how it works for your situation.
MOF · Objection handles
Say the doubt out loud, then dismantle it. These are the exact reasons a warm visitor doesn't book.
Objection 1 · No time
On-screen"I don't have time"
I can't tell you how many people tell me they don't have the time to run a business they buy. And I get it, but here's the thing, you're not the one grinding inside it. We install an AI team that runs the sales, the marketing, and the operations. You own it and you steer it, you don't work the counter. Comment "rollup" and I'll explain exactly how.
Objection 2 · No capital
On-screen"I don't have the money"
The biggest thing people tell me is, I don't have enough money to buy a business. And honestly, you need way less than you think. A lot of the time it's just ten percent down, and that can come from your 401k or your business's cash flow. On top of that, we bring the lenders and thousands of investors, and when we love a deal, we invest right alongside you. One of our clients, Brandon, closed a nine-and-a-half-million-dollar business with a hundred percent seller financing. Comment "rollup" for the details.
Objection 3 · Too risky
On-screen"It's too risky, I've never done a deal"
A lot of people tell me it feels too risky because they've never done a deal before. But that's exactly what we're here for. We run the due diligence and we only green-light the good deals, that is our entire job. And when we put our own money in next to yours, our risk becomes your risk. Comment "rollup" and let's talk it through.
Objection 4 · AI is hype
On-screen"AI won't work in my business"
Some people tell me AI is all hype and it won't work in their business. And you know what, I'd agree, if we were selling hype. But we're not. We install agents that do real work, booking, follow-ups, operations. Same team, a hundred times the output, and at least fifty grand a year saved, guaranteed. Comment "rollup" and I'll show you what that actually looks like.
Objection 5 · Why help me
On-screen"Why not just do it yourself?"
People ask me, why would you help me instead of just buying everything yourself? Fair question. The truth is, we do both. There are way more good businesses out there than any one team could ever buy. And when we back you and invest alongside you, your win is our win. That's the model. Comment "rollup" for the details.
Objection 6 · Broker or guru
On-screen"How's this different from a broker?"
People ask how we're any different from a broker or another guru. Easy. A broker hands you a listing and disappears. A guru hands you a PDF and wishes you luck. We bring the deal flow, the capital, and the AI, and we stay in the deal with you until it closes and grows. Comment "rollup" and I'll show you the difference.
Objection 7 · Already own one
On-screen"I already own a business"
Some people tell me they already own a business, so they don't need to buy one. And honestly, that's perfect, because then we do two things. We install AI in the business you already own to cut your costs and scale it, and we help you buy your next leg of growth, the distribution, the revenue, and the customers you'd otherwise have to build from scratch. Comment "rollup" for the details.
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