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Exit Plan X, LLC

Exit Plan X, LLC presents itself as an M&A consulting advisory firm offering customized sell-side and buy-side processes. Its public materials highlight Business Services, Industrial, Home Services, Technology, and Manufacturing, while describing the firm as industry agnostic.

Key takeaway

Exit Plan X, LLC publicly describes customized sell-side and buy-side M&A advisory processes.

The sources cited for this profile establish process stages and highlighted industries, but do not establish numeric transaction criteria, fee terms, a broader geographic mandate, or firm-level regulatory authorization.[1][2][3][4][5]

What does Exit Plan X, LLC do?

Exit Plan X, LLC operates at exitplanx.com and presents itself as an M&A consulting advisory firm. Its website states that the firm helps clients sell, buy, or grow a business through customized exit planning and M&A advisory services.

M&A Source identifies Josh Rosenbaum’s business as Exit Plan X, LLC in Gaithersburg, Maryland.[1][2]

Exit Plan X publicly describes customized exit planning and advisory support for clients seeking to sell, buy, or grow a business. Its sell-side process includes an initial assessment, engagement or roadmap, preparation of materials, meetings with prospective buyers, offers, due diligence, transition planning, and closing.

Its buy-side process includes an initial assessment, engagement or roadmap, determining an ideal seller profile, meetings with prospective sellers, letters of intent, due diligence, transition planning, and closing.[1][3][4]

Owners comparing advisory firms can also review Auxo’s M&A advisor vs. business broker vs. investment bank comparison, advisor-selection guide, and sell-side advisor evaluation framework.

Public size / criteria information
The cited official buy-side page states that Exit Plan X determines an ideal seller profile, but does not publish revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, employee-count, or transaction-size thresholds.[1][3][4][5]

What should a business owner evaluate before hiring Exit Plan X, LLC?

An owner evaluating Exit Plan X can review a publicly described sell-side process that includes preparation, prospective-buyer meetings, offers, due diligence, transition planning, and closing. The firm highlights several industries while describing itself as industry agnostic.

Before engagement, an owner should confirm the applicable size and sector parameters, buyer universe and geographic coverage, fee and expense structure, termination and tail provisions, the firm’s role and contracting entity, and whether additional regulatory entities are involved. The public transaction references are anonymized and do not establish named counterparties, dates, values, or consideration terms.[1][3][4][5]

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What revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, and transaction-size ranges are typical for the engagements the firm accepts

The cited official buy-side page does not publish numeric revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, employee-count, or transaction-size thresholds, and the cited official sell-side page does not publish transaction-size thresholds.[3][4]
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Which sell-side, buy-side, or exit-planning services are included in an engagement

The public process descriptions identify assessment, engagement or roadmap, preparation or review of materials, counterparty meetings, offers or letters of intent, due diligence, transition planning, and closing; the scope of a specific engagement is not stated.[1][3][4]
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Can the firm provide dated transaction references with sectors, deal structures, and counterparties where permitted

The official home page includes two anonymized transaction-related references, but the cited page does not disclose named counterparties, transaction dates, transaction values, consideration terms, or a detailed deal archive.[1]

What size transactions and clients does Exit Plan X, LLC focus on?

The official industries page describes Exit Plan X as industry agnostic while highlighting Business Services, Industrial, Home Services, Technology, and Manufacturing companies. M&A Source separately lists Business Services and Finance & Insurance as specialty areas for Josh Rosenbaum.[2][5]

The official home page contains an anonymized reference to an accounting firm in Gaithersburg, Maryland that states Exit Plan X helped it close at its target price. It also contains an anonymized reference to a family office group that states it successfully closed its deal with Exit Plan X.

The cited official home page does not identify the counterparties by name or disclose transaction dates, transaction values, consideration terms, or a detailed deal archive.[1]

The public materials describe both sell-side and buy-side advisory work. The sell-side process includes buyer meetings and offers; the buy-side process includes seller meetings and submission of letters of intent. Both process descriptions include due diligence, transition planning, and closing.[3][4]

What does Exit Plan X, LLC publicly disclose about fees, process and engagement terms?

The cited official buy-side page does not publish revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, employee-count, or transaction-size thresholds.

The cited official sell-side page does not publish fee percentages, retainers, minimum fees, success-fee terms, tail periods, termination rights, or transaction-size thresholds. The cited official home page’s transaction-related references do not identify counterparties by name or disclose transaction dates, transaction values, consideration terms, or a detailed deal archive.

The cited official home page does not identify a firm-level regulatory authorization. The cited official industries page does not publish a broader geographic mandate or state an exclusive Maryland focus.[1][3][4][5]

The official website presents Exit Plan X, LLC as an M&A consulting advisory firm and states that its principal is a member of M&A Source.

The cited official home page does not state that Exit Plan X, LLC is a broker-dealer, investment adviser, or other regulated financial-services entity, and does not identify a firm-level regulatory authorization.[1]

Exit Plan X publishes separate sell-side and buy-side process descriptions. The sell-side sequence covers assessment, engagement or roadmap, preparation of materials, prospective-buyer meetings, an offer, due diligence, transition planning, and closing. The buy-side sequence covers assessment, engagement or roadmap, an ideal seller profile, prospective-seller meetings, letters of intent, due diligence, transition planning, and closing.[3][4]

Questions to ask before hiring Exit Plan X, LLC

What revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, and transaction-size ranges are typical for the engagements the firm accepts?
The cited official buy-side page does not publish numeric revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, employee-count, or transaction-size thresholds, and the cited official sell-side page does not publish transaction-size thresholds.[3][4]
Which sell-side, buy-side, or exit-planning services are included in an engagement?
The public process descriptions identify assessment, engagement or roadmap, preparation or review of materials, counterparty meetings, offers or letters of intent, due diligence, transition planning, and closing; the scope of a specific engagement is not stated.[1][3][4]
Can the firm provide dated transaction references with sectors, deal structures, and counterparties where permitted?
The official home page includes two anonymized transaction-related references, but the cited page does not disclose named counterparties, transaction dates, transaction values, consideration terms, or a detailed deal archive.[1]
How are retainers, success fees, expenses, tail periods, and termination rights structured?
The cited official sell-side page does not publish fee percentages, retainers, minimum fees, success-fee terms, tail periods, or termination rights.[3]
What buyer universe and geographic coverage would apply to a sell-side engagement?
M&A Source places Exit Plan X in Gaithersburg, Maryland, while the cited official industries page does not publish a broader geographic mandate or state an exclusive Maryland focus.[2][5]
Is Exit Plan X, LLC acting solely as an M&A consultant, or does it operate through a broker-dealer, investment adviser, or other regulated affiliate?
The official website presents Exit Plan X, LLC as an M&A consulting advisory firm, but the cited official home page does not identify a firm-level regulatory authorization or state that the firm is a broker-dealer, investment adviser, or other regulated financial-services entity.[1]
Which legal entity will contract with the seller?
The official website identifies the business as Exit Plan X, LLC, but the cited materials do not establish the contracting arrangements for a particular engagement.[1]

Sources & research notes

Public-source research
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  3. Services / capabilities
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  5. Industry / market focus
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