353k EBITDA Digital Media Company in Wyoming

April 29, 2026

by a searcher in United States

Hi everyone, I'm a self-funded searcher who just secured an accepted offer on a highly profitable digital media business in the food and baking niche. By offering an all-cash structure to accommodate the seller's need for a quick close, I successfully negotiated a 10% discount on the valuation. I'm seeking a private lender to fund the full purchase price of $918,900. To ensure the business maintains a minimum of $15,000 per month in free cash flow, I am specifically targeting terms that include either a 10- to 15-year amortization schedule (at 12% to 15% interest) or a loan with an extended 12- to 24-month interest-only period. Why this deal easily supports 100% debt:Massive Free Cash Flow: The business generated $353,756 in Net Profit in 2025 on an incredibly lean 92% margin. The cash flow is strong enough to easily cover private market interest rates while leaving robust operating capital. De-Risked Transition: The seller has agreed to an extended 60-day post-close transition to ensure a seamless handover of the core operations and tier-one syndication partnerships (Yahoo, MSN, Newsbreak). Simple Operations: The business carries zero physical inventory. Outside of recipe creation, day-to-day writing and administrative tasks are fully outsourced to reliable freelancers for only $1,000 to $2,000 per month. I have a complete data room ready, including verified platform earnings, Google Analytics data, and up-to-date P&L statements spanning 2023 through early 2026. If you're a debt provider comfortable with high-yield digital media assets, or know someone who is, message me and I'll send over the teaser. Thanks, Quentin Norris

Reply by a lender
from University of Southern California in Los Angeles, California, USA

Hi ^redacted‌- Before you lock in 12-15% private debt, have you explored SBA 7(a) for this? Your deal is listed as SBA eligible and the numbers are very strong. With SBA 7(a) you would get a 10-year term at Prime (currently ~7.5%) instead of 12-15%. Total project cost is roughly $918K + closing costs. Standard structure would be 90% SBA / 10% equity injection - so about $92K down. If the seller is flexible, half of that 10% can come from a full-standby seller note (no P&I for the life of the SBA loan), bringing your out of pocket to ~$46K. On roughly $827K financed at Prime for 10 years, your annual debt service is around $118K. Against $353K EBITDA, that is a DSCR north of 2.5x - lenders will compete for this deal. The interest savings alone over 10 years versus 12-15% private debt would be $300K-$500K+. Even if you need to adjust the timeline slightly for SBA closing (typically###-###-#### days), the economics are dramatically better. We are a free service to the borrower, since we get paid by the lender post-close. Please use this meeting link to schedule a meeting with my team: https://cal.com/team/sba/searchfunder

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