Exit Desk is a diagnostic reasoning surface designed to simulate how a serious buyer would internally interpret a company — before engagement.
It is not a broker. Not a banker. Not a valuation engine. Exit Desk applies institutional M&A judgment to evaluate coherence, risk, optionality, and timing from a buyer’s perspective.
Buyers do not evaluate companies the way founders do. Exit Desk exists to surface that gap.
Exit Desk does not optimize for valuation. It evaluates whether leverage is real.
Exit Desk does not:
Exit Desk optimizes for judgment integrity.
Exit Desk applies the same internal logic used by institutional buyers:
Each evaluation is framed the way a buyer would frame it internally — calmly, skeptically, and without narrative inflation.
Exit Desk does not tell founders what to do. It clarifies how others will decide.
Exit decisions are irreversible. They require judgment formed under consequence.
Exit Desk is built from more than 25 years of institutional M&A, portfolio strategy, and acquisition leadership — productized carefully as a diagnostic system, not an advisory service.
This is not generic AI. It is embodied judgment, expressed digitally.
Exit Desk is diagnostic by design. It does not replace advisors, bankers, or legal counsel. It exists to improve clarity before any of those steps occur.
Exit Desk can be run as a structured diagnostic exercise. It accepts founder disclosures and returns a buyer-lens memo reflecting how institutional buyers are likely to frame the company before engagement.
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