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16 business brokers selling in Melbourne

16 business brokers have 607 businesses for sale in Melbourne, VIC. A broker is counted by where its businesses are, not where its office is.

LINK Business Brokers has the most (153), then Business Brokers Network Australia (87) and Benchmark Business Sales & Valuations (56); the three together hold 49% of them. 447 state an asking price, from $4,950 to $25,000,000. 61 are under offer. The newest was listed on 21 October 2026.

How this list is ordered. By live listings in Melbourne, most first; equal counts by name. Nothing else changes the order. No broker pays to be here, and no broker carries a mark.

Showing 8 of 16 brokers, by listings in Melbourne Clear filter

All 607 businesses for sale in Melbourne
BrokerListings hereUnder offerWhat it sells here (kind, listings)Asking prices
15325% of 60728 under offerCafe 26, Takeaway 21, Restaurant 20 and 34 more$32k to $3.4m19 without a price
8714% of 6072 under offerRestaurant 12, Takeaway 11, Tours and entertainment 7 and 26 more$4k to $7.1m8 without a price
569% of 6072 under offerHair and barber 26, Beauty and skin clinic 5, Manufacturing business 3 and 17 more$35k to $5.3m3 without a price
468% of 607None under offerNDIS support 8, Restaurant 7, Hair and barber 3 and 18 more$75k to $480k30 without a price
457% of 6076 under offerWholesale business 4, Manufacturing business 3, Mortgage and finance 3 and 26 more$40k to $25m5 without a price
447% of 6071 under offerRetail store 5, Automotive business 4, Restaurant 4 and 22 more$79k to $8m5 without a price
407% of 6073 under offerCafe 6, Restaurant 4, Manufacturing business 3 and 20 more$59k to $10m1 without a price
264% of 6078 under offerMedical practice 3, Automotive business 2, Manufacturing business 2 and 17 more$235k to $12m6 without a price

What brokers charge

The most-asked question about brokers, answered from Signetry's own guide, with its source.

How much do business brokers charge in Australia?

Most business brokers charge a commission on the sale price. ... Rates are negotiated between vendor and broker ... Treat any figure you are quoted as a starting point for negotiation, not a going rate.

Many also charge an upfront retainer or marketing fee. The guide gives no percentage, and neither does this page: what you pay is what you agree in the agency agreement.

Source: How business brokers get paid, Signetry, last reviewed 24 September 2026.

Common questions

  1. Who is the best business broker in Australia?

    Signetry does not rate brokers, and nothing on this page is a score. The order above is a count: live listings in Melbourne, most first. Signetry's choosing guide warns that “A ‘top 10’ list is often marketing rather than an independent ranking, and it may not name its method.” What matters for your sale is whether a broker has sold a business like yours, so ask for two or three past sales in your industry and price range. How to choose a business broker.

  2. Do business brokers charge a fee?

    Yes. The guide says many brokers also charge an upfront retainer or marketing fee on top of commission, and that “whatever you agree in the agency agreement”. Ask whether the fee is refundable or credited against commission, and whether it is payable if the business does not sell. Read the guide.

  3. How to pick a business broker?

    Signetry's choosing guide says choosing one “comes down to three things: whether they are licensed to do the work in your state, whether they have handled sales like yours before, and what the agency agreement actually commits them to”. For Victoria the guide says: “estate agents are licensed under the Estate Agents Act 1980, and Consumer Affairs Victoria's definition of the work includes arranging the sale of land and businesses”. Check a licence with the state regulator before you sign. The checks to make.

Business brokers in other cities

Cities with 3 or more brokers and 20 or more listings, most brokers first.

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