How We Help Buyers and Sellers

Most people go through a liquor license deal once. We work in this market every day. Whether you need a license to open, want to sell one you are not using, or are still working out what your state requires, here is how we can help.

Find and Buy a License

Search licenses for sale by state, county and type, with asking prices shown up front.

Sell Your License

Reach buyers who are actively looking in your county.

Broker Representation

Prefer someone to handle the search or the sale for you.

Buy a Liquor License

In quota states the license is often the largest single cost of opening, and the hardest thing to find. We list what is available, tell you whether the license can legally reach your address, and explain what the transfer involves in your state, including escrow, public notice and how long approval usually takes.

State Guides and Research

Free, sourced guides to licensing in every state.

Financing Guidance

Understand the options before you commit.

How a Liquor License Purchase Works

Who We Work With

We list licenses in the nine states where quotas make licenses worth buying and selling: California, Florida, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Arizona, New Mexico, Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.

For every other state, we publish guides on how licensing works, what it costs and who regulates it.

Liquor and Grocery Stores

Off premises licenses, which in some states are the scarcest of all.

Restaurants and Bars

Opening or expanding, and need a license that allows what your menu requires.

Sellers

Closing a business or holding an unused license that still has value.

Brokers and Attorneys

Professionals who need current listings and county level pricing for their clients.

What It Costs to Work With Us

Browsing and enquiring is free. We are paid by the seller when a sale completes
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Work With a Broker

Some buyers and sellers want someone to handle the search or the sale for them. We can point you to brokers who work in your state and explain what they typically charge, so you can decide whether representation is worth it.