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Courses & coachingNov 4

LinkedIn Lead-Generation Sales Coaching Business

Business owners watch a recorded webinar, book their own sales call and buy LinkedIn lead-generation coaching, usually after one 45-minute conversation. The seller still runs the sales calls.

Ask
$239K
Profit
$78.9K
Multiple
3.0x
Ask
$239K
Revenue
$210K
Profit
$78.9K
Margin
38%
Multiple
3.0x
Age
n/d

How it rates

ValuationFair

Other course and coaching businesses we've tracked mostly ask 1.9–3.1x profit; this one asks 3.0x.

Durability

Revenue doubled this year, but clients come from webinar attendees bought monthly, and its age isn't stated.

Hands-off

The seller works under 20 hours a week closing sales; a retained coach delivers the coaching.

Why it's interesting

  • January–September 2026 revenue reached $179K, double the same months of 2025, and profit over the last six months annualizes to $97K, 23% above the trailing 12 months.
  • Booking is automated: the recorded webinar runs once or twice a week, attendees book their own calls with no setters, and nine in ten clients pay upfront or through third-party financing.
  • The coaching is delivered by a long-time associate of the seller (seven years) who is paid $90 per call and will stay on, so there is no payroll; the business has 50+ five-star reviews.
  • The seller will hire and train a closer before handover, then sit in on sales calls, train reps and re-record the webinar during the transition.

What to watch

  • The listing gives two revenue figures: $263K in its header, with no period, and $210K for the last 12 months in its text, which pairs it with about $78K of profit. The figures here use $210K; on the header figure the margin would be 30%, not 38%.
  • The seller is the closer today, spending almost all of a sub-20-hour week on calls, and the replacement closer has not been hired, so the close rate after handover is unproven.
  • Growth depends on about $6K a month paid to an outside provider for webinar attendees, and margins narrowed as that spend rose; a price rise or lost supply would slow the funnel.

Ask the seller

  1. Which revenue figure is correct, $263K or $210K, and what period does each cover?
  2. What is the call close rate, and has anyone other than you closed sales at a similar rate?
  3. What does the attendee provider charge per attendee, and is there a contract or exclusivity?

Growth plays

  • Bring the lead system in-house, which the seller prices at about $10K upfront plus $1–2K a month, against roughly $6K a month now paid for attendees.
  • Offer a lower-priced group membership to webinar attendees and booked callers who decline one-on-one coaching.
  • Sell a renewal package to clients finishing their one-to-three-month coaching block, delivered by the same per-call coach.
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How we rate

Every business gets three ratings, each with a one-line reason. They describe the business; they don't decide whether it's listed.

FairHighLow ⚑Valuation
The asking price compared with similar listings we've tracked, adjusted for the business's record and size. Low means cheaper than most similar listings: ask why before anything else.
Durability
Whether the profit is likely to last. Three dots take 5+ years, steady or growing sales, and no reliance on one platform, one traffic source or paid ads alone.
Hands-off
How little of the owner's own time the business needs. Three dots: under about 10 hours a week, or a team runs the day-to-day.

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