How it works
Built for doctor-to-doctor practice sales
Practice Match connects veterinarians who are ready to sell with veterinarians who are ready to own. When a practice passes from one doctor to the next, it stays independent, its team and clients are carried forward, and the selling veterinarian's legacy continues.
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Sellers list
A practice owner lists, either for sale or privately as open to a discussion, with the full picture on size, hours, sale terms and the building. No P&Ls or tax returns are posted, and listings are visible only to verified veterinarians. A private listing shows buyers only its town until they've been introduced.
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Licensed vets set criteria
Veterinarians build a free buyer profile: where, how big, what kind of medicine, what hours, the real estate, and how much they can put in. We verify every license with the state board before any listing is visible.
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The engine pairs them
Every practice is scored against every buyer across eight criteria. Buyers see why each practice fits, and can browse every listing once their license is verified.
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We make the introduction
A buyer requests an introduction, and the owner says yes or no with one click. With their OK, we put an NDA in place, share the financials (P&Ls, tax returns, production) and connect buyer and seller.
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We represent the buyer to close
As buy-side advisor: valuation, offer and LOI, financing, diligence and closing. Buyers who want a partner can co-own with TVP through Co-Ownership to Independence: TVP as partner, ownership and leadership training, centralized management services, and a staged buy-back of TVP's shares until the practice is 100% theirs.
What it costs
Sellers
$1,495 for 12 months, whether you list for sale or privately.
Founding rate: the first 25 sellers to list a practice lock in $595, including renewals. 25 of 25 spots left.
Building your listing is free. You pay when you submit it, and it goes live after our team approves it. If we can't approve your listing, we refund your fee automatically.
Your fee covers the full 12 months. It isn't prorated or refunded if you remove your listing or your practice sells.
You can choose auto-renew when you pay. We email you 1 month, 10 days and 1 day before each renewal, and you can turn it off anytime before then. Without auto-renew, your listing is hidden from buyers when its term ends, until you renew.
Every listing fee covers
- Your listing hosted for 12 months, with photos and video
- Shown only to veterinarians whose license we've verified
- Ownership verification and listing review before it goes live
- Scored against the search of every verified buyer on the platform
- Your dashboard, showing how many buyers fit and anonymous introduction requests
- An email when a verified buyer asks for an introduction
- An NDA in place before a buyer sees your financials or contact details
Not included: A valuation, negotiation, or legal, tax or financial advice, and a promise of a buyer or a sale.
This is a flat listing fee, not a commission. True Vet Potential represents buyers and does not represent sellers, so please use your own advisors.
Buyers
Free to join and get matched
Verified veterinarians see every listing and their match scores at no cost.
Buy-side representation
When you pursue a practice, we represent you through valuation, LOI, financing, diligence and closing. There's no charge to create a profile or request an introduction. Our advisory fee starts when an LOI begins, with the rest due at closing, and is set out in an agreement you sign first.
Co-Ownership to Independence (optional)
Co-own your practice with TVP: we build it with you, train you to own and lead, and centralize management services. You buy back our shares in stages until it's 100% yours. Learn more.
How matches are scored
Location is the only hard filter: a practice must be inside your radius or in a state you chose. Everything else is weighted (location 20, hospital type 15, revenue 15, doctors 10, hours & call 10, real estate 10, deal structure 10, affordability 10), with partial credit for near misses, because hours, leases and price are often negotiable. Criteria you leave blank don't count against a practice. Affordability assumes about 10% down on the practice and 15% on any real estate you'd buy.