Physician Burnout Coaching Company
High-ticket coaching programsDoctors can pay for its burnout coaching with employer education funds because the programs earn continuing medical education credit.
Ask $10M · Profit $2.53M · 3.9x · Website Closers
Good Business, High PriceOct 22
- Ask
- $10M
- Revenue
- $7.84M
- Profit
- $2.53M
- Margin
- 32%
- Multiple
- 3.9x
- Age
- ~16 yrs (2010)
- Label
- Good Business, High Price
- Reason
- Earning 32% margins after 16 years, but 3.9x assumes one spike year lasts for sales that are mostly one-time and ad-driven.
Why it's interesting
- $7.84M revenue and $2.53M SDE (32%) after 15+ years in business, with SDE up 76% from 2024 to 2025.
- Delivery runs through 20+ associate coaches and a management layer; the owner's coaching share fell from 19% in 2025 to about 5% in 2026.
- Programs are CME-certified so clinicians can use employer education funds; hospital contracts average ~$60K with over 50% renewal; SBA pre-qualified with seller financing.
What to watch
- Revenue is mostly one-time programs sold through paid social (~3x ROAS) and setter/closer teams, so earnings fall fast if ad costs rise or the funnel tires.
- Paying 3.9x SDE straight after a single 134% growth year assumes the spike holds; refund rates and cohort data are not disclosed.
- At $10M the deal exceeds what SBA 7(a) alone covers, needing heavy equity or a seller note, and the founder's brand may still drive marketing.
Who it fits
An operator or PE-backed buyer experienced with high-ticket funnels and sales teams, with several million in equity alongside debt.
Ask the seller
- What are refund and chargeback rates, and how many 2025 clients completed their programs?
- How has cost per booked sales call moved over the last four quarters?
- What share of revenue comes from institutional contracts, and how many hospitals hold them?
Growth plays
- Sell lower-priced CME courses from the existing course library to the ~20,000 opted-in physicians who have not bought.
- Expand hospital contracts through chief wellness officers, following the national partner that bought five more programs.
Oct 24Added to Acumen Wire