AI Assistant
Business GPT
A trained AI assistant built specifically for Australian business sellers. Ask it anything — from valuations to broker fees to what happens on settlement day.
Open Business GPT →What Business GPT is trained on
Most AI tools give generic answers about selling a business because they are trained on generic content. Business GPT is different — it is a custom GPT built on the content of this site, which means its knowledge base is drawn from real transaction experience in the Australian market, not US or UK business sale guides that don't apply here.
The training content includes: sector-specific EBITDA multiple benchmarks for logistics, manufacturing, food production, engineering, professional services, allied health, and wholesale distribution businesses across NSW; the step-by-step process for selling a business under NSW law (Property and Stock Agents Act 2002); how the small business CGT concessions work and when they apply; what buyers in each sector are actually looking for in due diligence; and the most common reasons deals fall over — and how to avoid them.
It also understands the geography. Ask it about selling a logistics business in Eastern Creek versus Moorebank, or what a food manufacturer in Wetherill Park is worth compared to one in Lidcombe, and it will give you a grounded, precinct-specific answer — not a national average.
Australian market data
EBITDA multiples, deal timelines, and buyer behaviour drawn from NSW and Australian transactions — not US benchmarks.
Sector-specific answers
Ask about logistics, manufacturing, food production, professional services, or allied health — it understands the differences.
Process knowledge
Covers the full sale process: appraisal, information memorandum, NDA, heads of agreement, due diligence, and settlement.
What Business GPT is not
Business GPT is an educational tool. It can explain how business valuations work, what buyers look for, and what the sale process involves — but it cannot give you a formal appraisal of your specific business, provide legal advice, or replace your accountant's advice on CGT. For a formal appraisal, contact Richard Matthews directly. For legal and tax advice, engage your solicitor and accountant. The AI is a starting point for understanding the process, not a substitute for qualified professional advice.
Questions you can ask
- →How do I value my small business in Australia?
- →What does a business broker actually do?
- →How long does it take to sell a business in Australia?
- →What is EBITDA and why does it matter for my sale price?
- →Should I sell my business privately or through a broker?
- →What is a heads of agreement and when do I sign one?
- →How do I prepare my financials for a business sale?
- →What is goodwill and how is it calculated?
- →What are the tax implications of selling my business in Australia?
- →How do I find a reputable business broker in NSW / VIC / QLD?