Go Public With a 100% Clean Shell.

Not All Shells Are Equal—Ours Are 100% Clean

Most public shells on the market come with hidden baggage: legacy debt, undisclosed liabilities, or questionable promoter histories that can damage your valuation and credibility after the merger. We have fully-reporting shells that are debt-free and lawsuit-free, current with all regulatory and exchange filings, audited and vetted.

What Does A Reverse Merger Really Cost?

Despite what others may claim, completing a clean and strategic reverse merger typically costs between $300,000 and $500,000. This includes all major components — the acquisition of a vetted public shell, audit and legal fees, regulatory and exchange filings, and expert advisory throughout the transaction.

The amount of equity required to complete a reverse merger varies based on several factors: market conditions, the quality and value of the public shell, the advisory support provided, and the strength and scalability of your business.

How Long Does It Take to Close a Reverse Merger?

A well-structured reverse merger typically takes about four months from start to finish. This timeline includes initial due diligence, definitive agreements, financial audits, disclosure document preparation, regulatory approvals and stock exchange approvals.

About Us

We’ve successfully taken seventeen companies public through reverse mergers, direct listings, and IPOs. Our team brings deep experience across industries, company sizes, and capital structures — but we specialize in supporting growth-focused CEOs who are ready to scale with the credibility and leverage that comes from being public.

If you're serious about transforming your business into a high-performance public company, let’s talk. Contact us today to explore whether a reverse merger is the right move for your next stage of growth.