Keep 80% of every sales commission
On every completed sale you retain 80% of the sales commission. Bizionary keeps 20% for platform, marketing and Head Office support.
Bizionary State Broker Program
Become the Exclusive Bizionary Broker for Your State
Join Bizionary as an exclusive State Business Broker. Agents keep 75% of sales commission with a 25% Broker share, and no joining fee or monthly membership.
Availability and exclusivity are subject to the executed State Partner Agreement. Bizionary does not guarantee seller leads or income.
Why the model works
A commission model built around the broker
Bizionary exists to give independent brokers the reach of a national platform while keeping the majority of every sales commission with the person who closes the deal.
No joining fee, no monthly membership
There is nothing to pay to join and no ongoing subscription. You only ever share commission when a sale completes.
Exclusive footprint for your state
One appointed broker per state. Availability and exclusivity are subject to the executed State Partner Agreement.
National platform, local broker
You are the face of Bizionary in your state while a national digital platform generates seller leads and runs the workflow for you.
Opportunities
Available states
Bizionary is appointing one exclusive broker per state. Current program status is shown below.
NSW
New South Wales
AvailableVIC
Victoria
AvailableSA
South Australia
AvailableWA
Western Australia
AvailableTAS
Tasmania
AvailableQLD
Queensland
Applications closedState availability and exclusivity are subject to the executed State Partner Agreement.
The model
You keep 75%. Bizionary keeps 25%.
Every completed sale pays the appointed state broker the majority of the sales commission.
75%
Broker share of sales commission
25%
Bizionary share: platform, marketing and support
$0
Joining fee
$0
Monthly membership
Example commission split
- Business sale price (example)
- $500,000
- Sales commission (5% + GST)
- $25,000 + GST
- Broker share (75%)
- $20,000 + applicable GST
- Bizionary share (25%)
- $5,000 + applicable GST
This example is illustrative only, based on an example sale price of $500,000 and a sales commission of 5% + GST ($25,000 + GST). It shows a75% broker share of $20,000 + applicable GST and a 25% Bizionary share of $5,000 + applicable GST. Actual commission and GST treatment depend on the terms of each sale and agency agreement. This is not a guarantee of earnings: Bizionary does not guarantee leads, sales or income, and brokers are responsible for their own licensing and regulatory requirements.
The platform
National infrastructure behind every listing
As the appointed state broker you run the client relationships. The Bizionary platform runs the workflow.
Seller Lead Generation
Digital marketing and SEO bring seller enquiries into the platform, which routes them to the broker for their state.
Digital Agency Agreements
Sellers sign a digital agency agreement online, so appointments can be secured quickly and cleanly.
Seller Information Collection
Structured collection of the financial, operational and business details needed to prepare a sale, without email chains.
Professional Information Memorandum
A professional IM is produced from the collected information. See a sample Information Memorandum to review the standard output.
View sample IMBusiness Advertising
Listings are advertised across the major Australian business-for-sale platforms to reach active buyers.
Marketing Support
Head Office prepares advert copy, imagery and campaign assets for each listing, ready for the broker to approve.
Secure Due Diligence Files
Sensitive sale documents sit in secure, permission-controlled due diligence files rather than email attachments.
Automated Buyer Tracking
Every buyer enquiry, viewing and offer is tracked automatically, so no follow-up is ever missed.
NDA Process
Buyers review and accept a non-disclosure agreement through a standard digital process before receiving sensitive information.
Head Office Support
A dedicated Head Office team backs every broker with valuation guidance, document review and deal support.
How it works
From application to settlement in twelve steps
A clear, repeatable journey from your application through to a completed business sale.
Apply online
Complete the short application form below with your details, experience and licensing status.
Head Office review
Our Head Office team reviews your application and conducts an introductory discussion.
State Partner Agreement
Successful candidates execute the State Partner Agreement that sets out exclusivity for the state.
Platform onboarding
You receive training on the Bizionary platform, tools and the standard sale workflow.
Receive seller leads
Seller enquiries for your state are routed to you through the platform.
Qualify the seller
You speak with the seller, understand the business and confirm it is a suitable listing.
Valuation and appraisal
Head Office supports you to prepare a free, no-obligation valuation for the seller.
Digital agency agreement
The seller signs the digital agency agreement to appoint you as their broker.
Collect seller information
The platform collects the financial, operational and business information needed for the sale.
Prepare the IM
A professional Information Memorandum is produced from the collected information for buyer review.
Advertise and market
The business is advertised across major platforms with marketing assets prepared by Head Office.
Buyers through to settlement
You screen buyers, manage NDAs, viewings, offers and due diligence through to settlement.
Roles
What the broker does, what Head Office does
You (the State Broker)
- Client-facing relationship with sellers and buyers
- Business appraisals, viewings and negotiations
- Local market knowledge within their state
- Licensing and regulatory compliance for their activities
Bizionary Head Office
- Seller lead generation and digital marketing
- Platform, documents, IMs and buyer tracking
- Advertising and campaign preparation
- Deal support and workflow administration
The digital workflow
- Seller lead
- Digital agency agreement
- Information collection
- IM preparation
- Advertising
- NDA and buyer screening
- Due diligence file
- Offer and settlement
Who we look for
Candidate requirements
We appoint brokers who can represent Bizionary professionally with sellers and buyers in their state.
Bizionary State Brokers work with Australian business sellers and buyers under a national platform. You do not need to be an existing business broker to apply, but you must be able to meet the licensing and regulatory requirements that apply to business broking activities in your state.
Regulatory disclaimer: business broking in Australia is regulated at state and territory level. Brokers are responsible for obtaining and maintaining any licence, qualification or registration required for the activities they undertake, and for complying with all applicable laws. Bizionary does not provide legal or licensing advice.
- Relevant professional or business experience
- Strong communication and negotiation skills
- A business or corporate services background is an advantage
- A current business agents / real estate licence, or willingness to obtain one
- Understanding of licensing and regulatory obligations in your state
- Availability to work with sellers and buyers as opportunities arise
Why join
Six reasons brokers join Bizionary
80/20 commission model
You keep 80% of the sales commission on every completed sale, with Bizionary retaining 20%.
Nothing to join
No joining fee and no monthly membership. Your costs stay flat while your upside is per completed sale.
Exclusive state rights
One broker per state, subject to the executed State Partner Agreement, so you are not competing internally.
Leads come to you
The platform generates seller enquiries and routes them to the appointed state broker.
You sell, the platform works
Documents, IMs, advertising, NDAs and buyer tracking are handled by the platform and Head Office.
National brand support
You operate under a national digital brand with marketing and deal support behind every listing.
Application journey
What happens after you apply
You apply
Complete the application form with your details, experience, licensing status and motivation.
Head Office reviews
We review every application and conduct an introductory discussion with shortlisted candidates.
State Partner Agreement
The appointed broker executes the State Partner Agreement and completes platform onboarding.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What commission split does Bizionary offer?
Bizionary brokers keep 80% of the sales commission on each completed sale, with Bizionary retaining 20%. There is no joining fee and no monthly membership.
Is the state appointment exclusive?
Bizionary appoints one broker per state. Availability and exclusivity are subject to the executed State Partner Agreement.
Do I need a licence to apply?
You can apply with a current licence, with a licence in progress, or without one, provided you are prepared to meet the licensing requirements that apply to business broking in your state. Brokers are responsible for their own licensing and regulatory requirements.
Is there any guarantee of leads or income?
No. Bizionary does not guarantee seller leads, sales or income. Earnings depend on completed sales and the commission on each sale.
What does the platform provide?
Seller lead generation, digital agency agreements, seller information collection, professional IMs, business advertising, marketing support, secure due diligence files, automated buyer tracking, a standard NDA process and Head Office support.
How do I apply?
Complete the application form on this page. Head Office will review your application and be in touch to discuss the State Partner Agreement.
Apply
Apply to become the Bizionary broker for your state
Complete the form below. Head Office reviews every application and will be in touch.
Ready to become the Bizionary broker for your state?
Keep 75% of sales commission with no joining fee and no monthly membership. Apply today and Head Office will review your application.
Apply for your stateAvailability and exclusivity are subject to the executed State Partner Agreement. No lead or income guarantee applies. Brokers are responsible for their own licensing and regulatory requirements.