RejiggRejigg is a platform that simplifies the process of buying and selling small businesses by empowering owners with the tools, transparency, and autonomy to transact without traditional brokers, while connecting them directly with serious, motivated, well-capitalized, and vetted buyers.
Rejigg (rejigg.com) has 73 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5.
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Joe C.
Communication never works
Response from RejiggMay 29, 2026
Hi Joe, thank you for the feedback. We'd love to find a time to discuss the specific communication issues that you expereienced. We're regularly making updates to our UI and always appreciate constructive input!
Erwin K.
Spammers. Gloat how they hire a team to “cold call” hundreds of thousands of people and leave cryptic voicemails — and ensure email addresses of management appear nowhere online. Reminds me of the modus operandi of the “pig butchering” scams you read about. Needs a class action filed again them.
Response from RejiggFeb 5, 2026
Thank you for the feedback, and we’ve shared this with our team. You’re correct that we cold-call business owners whose companies are good matches for the buyers on Rejigg. That said, our platform is free for sellers, so we’re not selling anything to business owners on these calls, but rather offering the chance to connect with qualified and capitalized buyers without any commitment or exclusivity (which is exceedingly rare among small business marketplaces). And unlike other marketplaces, Rejigg gives owners the autonomy to craft their own profiles, securely manage their own data room, and ultimately decide which buyers to engage. We will do our best to make this all more clear in our calls to owners going forward. Thanks again for the feedback!
Venky T.
The CEO got upset that I might be reaching out to owners to ask about seller financing. Why do they care if I am paying them 1.5% for every deal that I can close. Anyways I was told platform was not designed for that purpose and got booted out after asking for an introduction to a couple of the Sellers. My subscription was refunded. IMHO Seller financing is an acceptable form of a deal structure and as long as the owner is ready to take the risk based on a buyers profile platform shouldn't care. Most deals nowadays have some form of seller financing involved.
Response from RejiggFeb 6, 2025
Hi Venky, thank you for sharing this feedback. We understand that seller financing is an important part of most SMB deals, both to capitalize the transaction, and also to align incentives with the seller. And in our experience, seller financing normally makes up anywhere from 20% - 40% of the consideration for a deal. At Rejigg, we promise owners that they will be speaking with capitalized buyers, whether that capital be in the form of a committed fund, third-party equity, personal capital, or a planned SBA loan. As a result, we don't allow buyers on the platform who don't have access to capital, or who plan to use majority seller financing or earn-outs to finance a deal. Thank you for your understanding.
