8 listings online
Established software company with contracted clients, documented processes and a stable Swiss niche.
Regional cleaning company with recurring B2B mandates, trained team and a clear handover setup.
Agency with recurring clients, strong B2B focus and a partner opportunity for further growth.
Minority stake in a specialized healthcare service provider with validated offer and growth potential.
Franchise concept for small fitness studios with training, marketing, site review and digital system.
Hospitality franchise with brand concept, supplier structure and territorial licence for Central Switzerland.
Individual e-commerce assets with shop system, established brand and proven supplier contacts.
Individual digital assets of a small SaaS project with source code and initial customer contracts.
company.ch brings together business listings, succession opportunities, franchise concepts and individual business assets in one Swiss marketplace. The homepage should not feel like a heavy guide: it quickly explains the main paths for viewing offers, preparing a sale, considering succession or discovering new opportunities.
Buying a company starts with orientation: location, category, guide price, revenue, employees, legal form and handover need to be easy to understand. The buy a company page leads directly to the listings. This section helps users place offers in context without pulling attention away from the companies currently available. The homepage therefore combines practical search, acquisition intent and clear SEO context around business buying, succession and individual assets.
For sellers, a listing has to look professional while keeping sensitive information protected. The sell a company page explains the entry point and leads toward listing creation. A good sale listing should present the offer, guide price, handover, visibility and contact path clearly. This means the homepage supports both Google visibility and the next useful step for potential sellers.
Many searches are not only about buying a company directly, but also about succession, SMEs, business exchanges or a suitable business marketplace. The homepage therefore also covers business succession. Users can understand that company.ch is relevant for planned handovers, successor searches and small to medium-sized companies as well. The text adds semantic breadth without turning the section into a dense list of internal links.
Not every visitor is ready to buy an existing company. Some first compare a franchise system, a participation or a new business opportunity. The franchise area shows that company.ch also covers concepts, systems and structured entry options. Business opportunities, participations and individual assets complement classic business acquisition without moving the homepage away from its main role: presenting current offers.
company.ch provides visibility, search, listings and contact inquiries, but it is not a contracting party and does not replace legal, tax, financial or business due diligence. This role should be clear on the homepage because buying or selling a company is a sensitive decision. Users can discover offers, contact advertisers and then verify the details independently or with suitable specialists.
company.ch includes business listings, succession opportunities, franchise offers, business opportunities and individual business assets on a Swiss marketplace.
Useful details include location, category, guide price, revenue, employees, legal form and handover conditions.
When an offer fits, you can send a contact inquiry through the platform. The seller then decides which additional information to share.
Sellers create a listing with the key business details, choose the desired visibility and receive contact inquiries through company.ch.
Yes. Sellers can protect sensitive information and decide which details are publicly visible in the listing.
Many offers are connected to a planned handover. company.ch helps make succession opportunities visible and enables first contact.
Yes. In addition to classic companies, company.ch covers franchise offers, business opportunities, participations and business assets.
No. company.ch is a marketplace and not a contracting party. Review, negotiation, contract and closing remain between buyer and seller.
