Tupelo (YC W21) — Marketplace for small business M&A
Tupelo is building the future of how traditional small businesses are bought and sold. We are the first small business M&A marketplace with modern integrations to make selling and buying a business quick and easy.
Tupelo is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2021 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Marketplace for small business M&A. The founders listed are George Wellmer (Founder), Zac Wellmer (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, March 3, 2021).
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Tupelo is building the future of how traditional small businesses are bought and sold. We are the first small business M&A marketplace with modern integrations to make selling and buying a business quick and easy.
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The all-in-one platform built for business brokers. Manage listings, collect files, share secure data rooms with buyers, and streamline your deal flow with tools designed specifically for business brokerage firms.
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George Wellmer
Founder
Cofounder of Tupelo - a marketplace to buy and sell small businesses.
Zac Wellmer
Founder
Building the future of how small businesses are bought and sold.
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