Free while in beta

Simple, honest pricing. Free for now.

GoldenGoose is in active development. Early access is free. Everything included, no credit card required.

🏷️ Early Access

Early Access — Free

Full platform access. No limits. No credit card.

$0/ month during beta

Get early access — it's free

Everything included:

🤖AI deal scoring on every listing (5 dimensions)
📋Acquisition pipeline CRM (7 stages, unlimited deals)
🗂️Document vault with AI extraction
📝LOI drafting assistant
🏦SBA 7(a) loan feasibility calculator
🎤Seller interview prep (15 questions per deal)
🤝Negotiation prep and deal analysis reports
💬AI portfolio chat — ask anything about your deals
📊Due diligence checklist generator
🗺️Washington state market focus and comparables
🔔New listing alerts and pipeline notifications
📤Export deal summaries for advisors and lenders

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A note on pricing

GoldenGoose is in active development. Early access is free. When we launch paid plans, early users will receive a permanent discount as a thank-you for being part of the journey and helping us shape the product.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free?

Yes. GoldenGoose is in active beta. Every feature — AI analysis, pipeline CRM, document vault, coaching tools — is available at no cost during the early access period. No credit card required.

When will paid plans launch?

We don't have a set date. When we do launch paid plans, early access users will receive a permanent discount as a thank-you for helping us build the product.

Is my data secure?

Yes. Documents and deal data are stored securely and associated only with your account. We do not share your deal data with brokers, sellers, or third parties.

What businesses does GoldenGoose focus on?

Our primary focus is wellness/spa, medical spa, pet care (grooming, boarding, vet), and similar service businesses in Washington state. The AI scoring and comparables database is tuned for this market.

Can I use it for businesses outside Washington?

The core tools work for any business. However, market comparables and deal benchmarks are currently Washington-focused. Broader geographic coverage is on the roadmap.