Free education. Clear provenance.
About Acquisition Companion
The free, source-linked guide to buying, financing, and building businesses.
Why this site exists
Acquisition education is often spread across long conversations, examples and updates. A useful idea about valuation may appear far from a discussion of repayment or operating risk. This site brings related ideas together and makes their source evidence easier to follow.
The course provides a learning sequence. The reference library supports specific questions. Examples and numbers show the context behind a claim. Original videos and guides are linked prominently so readers can return to each creator’s full explanation.
Free access is part of the design
There are no payments, subscriptions, memberships, advertisements, affiliate links or paywalls. No login is required. Optional lesson progress stays in your browser. Static search runs in your browser; search terms are not sent to a site-operated search service.
Google Analytics is optional and loads only after consent to help understand aggregate use. You can decline and still use every page. Advertising and remarketing are not enabled. Read the short privacy explanation. The site requests no embedded videos or third-party fonts. Following an external source link takes you to that source’s website and its own privacy practices.
Independent educational resource
Acquisition Companion is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Yusufa Sey, Fund Launch or any other referenced creator. It provides original organization, explanation, analysis and commentary based on publicly available educational material. Original videos and guides remain available from their respective creators.
Source creators retain their original works. The site does not publish the transcript corpus, offer access to recovered audio, or reproduce videos or guides as full written accounts.
Material is for education. It is not a recommendation to buy a business, approach a particular lender, use a stated valuation, or rely on a legal or tax interpretation. Examples can be simplified, accounts can be anecdotal, and machine-derived evidence can be uncertain.
Start with the evidence
Read the methodology for the source counts, classifications, transcription limits and editorial boundaries. Explore the source collections to continue with the originals.