IT service provider for sale

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Franchise

Mobile pet care as a franchise system

Service franchise for pet care, walks and holiday absences.

Canton / Country
Switzerland
Category
Services
Franchise type
Mobile or online
Equity
CHF 15'000 - 25'000
Entry fee
CHF 8'000
Ongoing fees
Fixed fee
Franchise

Franchise for everyday assistance services

Franchise for everyday assistance with central processes and a regional service model.

Canton / Country
Switzerland
Category
Services
Franchise type
Mobile or online
Equity
CHF 50'000 - 100'000
Entry fee
CHF 25'000 - 50'000
Ongoing fees
Turnover and marketing fee
Franchise

Franchise for urban take-away kitchen

Franchise system for compact take-away locations with clear processes, training and brand support.

Canton / Country
Switzerland
Franchise type
Single location
Equity
CHF 50'000 - 100'000
Entry fee
CHF 10'000 - 25'000
Ongoing fees
Turnover and marketing fee
Franchise

Franchise for compact fitness concept

Franchise concept for smaller fitness spaces with training, launch support and clear membership logic.

Canton / Country
Switzerland
Franchise type
Single location
Equity
CHF 80'000
Entry fee
CHF 10'000 - 25'000
Ongoing fees
Turnover and marketing fee
Company

Cleaning company with fixed B2B clients

Established cleaning business with recurring B2B contracts, a stable team and handover support.

Canton / Country
Zurich
Category
Services
Legal form
LLC
Price
CHF 420'000 - 520'000
Revenue
CHF 850'000 - 980'000
Profit
CHF 90'000 - 120'000

Buying an IT service provider in Switzerland

A useful first comparison of an IT service provider should connect the asking price with operating evidence, contractual rights and a workable transfer. Privileged access, undocumented systems, key-technician dependence and contracts tied to vendor status create material operational and cyber risk.

Commercial evidence behind an IT service provider

Compare recurring managed-service contracts, project margin, technician utilisation, support load and vendor rebates. Price owner engineering and on-call work at replacement cost.

Evidence to verify before acquiring an IT service provider

Review customer and vendor contracts, administrator privileges, documentation, licences, ticket backlog, security incidents, subcontractors and responsibility for customer environments.

Transfer customers, systems and know-how in an IT service provider

Transfer each customer environment through credential rotation, documentation, ticket ownership, monitoring, vendor contacts and agreed escalation windows.

Related acquisition routes for an IT service provider

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Questions buyers ask about an IT service provider

Which managed-service contracts remain profitable after support demand?

Compare recurring managed-service contracts, project margin, technician utilisation, support load and vendor rebates. Price owner engineering and on-call work at replacement cost.

Are customer systems and privileged accounts documented and controlled?

Review customer and vendor contracts, administrator privileges, documentation, licences, ticket backlog, security incidents, subcontractors and responsibility for customer environments.

Could vendor status or key technicians be lost after the acquisition?

Privileged access, undocumented systems, key-technician dependence and contracts tied to vendor status create material operational and cyber risk.

How will credentials and open support cases be transferred safely?

Transfer each customer environment through credential rotation, documentation, ticket ownership, monitoring, vendor contacts and agreed escalation windows.