Every mandate, every buyer,
every gate, in one place.
A sell-side boutique runs each sale across a CRM, a tracker, a data room and a folder of comps. Lunra puts the buyer list, the process, the CIM and the reality check in one workspace, and keeps what every buyer has told you for the next mandate.
M&A on Lunra is in early access.
Who to approach. Where each buyer stands.
Whether the CIM is ready. What the seller hopes for.
A list the seller signs off.
Sponsors active on the graph, the buyers in your own library and anyone you add, each scored against the mandate and showing where it came from. Nothing goes to a buyer the seller has not approved.
See the buyer list →Every buyer, every gate, dated.
Teaser, NDA, CIM, IOI, meeting, LOI, close. The CIM cannot go out before the NDA is countersigned, and IOIs and LOIs show exactly as you entered them.
See the process board →Every figure, confirmed.
Lunra reads each draft CIM once and pulls every figure with its page. You confirm each one, then the checks run: what does not tie, and what a buyer’s first model will look for.
See the CIM read →Your comps, the seller’s hopes.
Import a comps export from your own data subscription and see where the seller’s hoped-for price sits against it. Lunra supplies no multiple of its own.
See the reality check →What buyers tell you,
kept for the next mandate.
Much of a boutique’s edge is what it knows about buyers. Lunra keeps it, mandate after mandate.
A buyer library that compounds
What each buyer said it buys, with who said it and when. A pass writes its reason to the buyer’s record, so the next mandate starts informed.
Meeting notes into buyer criteria
Paste your notes and Lunra proposes each line beside the sentence it came from. Nothing enters the record until you accept it.
Confidential by design
Your workspace only, isolated by the database and tested on every change. Delete a CIM or a whole mandate when the NDA ends, with a receipt that names nothing.
One seat for raises and sales
If you also run capital raises, the same workspace and the same plan cover both. The plans are on the pricing section.
Software for the advisor,
never a party to the deal.
The analysis is yours to use and yours to judge. Every screen that shows it says so.
Analysis from the documents and data you supply. Lunra supplies no multiple and no transaction data, and nothing in it is an appraisal or a fairness opinion.
Lunra arranges no transaction and takes no part in negotiation. Nothing it charges depends on whether, when or at what price a deal closes.
Fit compares what a buyer has said it buys with your mandate. It is not a prediction that a buyer will bid.
What advisors ask first.
What is Lunra for M&A advisors?
Software for sell-side advisors running a sale: a buyer list the seller approves, a process board with its gates, a CIM read where you confirm every figure, and a reality check on your own comps. It is in early access.
Does Lunra value companies?
No. The reality check applies your own comps to the earnings you marked accepted and shows the range beside the seller’s hopes. Lunra supplies no multiple and no transaction data, and nothing in it is a valuation, an appraisal or a fairness opinion.
Does Lunra contact buyers or take a fee on the deal?
No. Teasers and CIMs go from your own mailbox, and the board records that they went. Lunra arranges no transaction, and nothing it charges depends on whether, when or at what price a deal closes.
How do I get access?
M&A is in early access: request a seat, choose M&A advisor as your role, and say what you run.
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M&A on Lunra is in early access. Request a seat and choose M&A advisor.
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