Own Main Street alongside the people who run it.
Clearly Acquired is a full-stack independent sponsor. One team and one platform source, underwrite, finance, operate, and report on control acquisitions of essential Main Street businesses with $500K–$5M of EBITDA. Our capital goes in beside yours on every deal.
Every stage of a deal, under one roof, with your capital riding the whole chain.
From signal to signed. Agents do the volume; a named person owns every decision.
Four streams of signal converge on MainStreet OS. The deal moves through eight stages, and the room fills as the stakes rise: one person at sourcing, six at committee and in the business after close. Partners see what clears before anyone else.
brokers, marketplaces
outreach campaigns at scale
intent and exit signals
CEPAs, exit planners, wealth managers, brokers, bankers, agencies
MainStreet OS
pre-contact intel · valuation · outreach · agent team
deal brief and model at LOI
Sourcing
Screening
Underwriting
Capital
Investment committee
Diligence and closing
AI value creation plan
Takeover and integration
J Josh Lowman · S Samson Jagoras · SL Spencer Linder · SS Sam Skipworth · JG Jeremy Gerk · M Michael Collins
gather documents, deep research, follow-up, underwriting, IC memos, reporting
The asset class now has data. Selection and access decide who captures it.
The first large-scale study of independent sponsor deals, from UNC's Institute for Private Capital and the SBIA, benchmarks 846 transactions against matched U.S. buyouts. Our analysis of what it means for allocators is below.
Four things a fund cannot sell you.
Most partners start with one deal and move up as the relationship earns it.
Three structures, one thesis. Economics are set per tier in each deal's documents and shared in the Partner Memo.
What does not change by tier: the GP commitment invests through our Co-Investment Vehicle in every deal, debt stays under 3x EBITDA, and we run the company.
Open to qualified partners now.
Essential civil, environmental, and specialty-trade contractors across Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana, where federal infrastructure spend meets a generation of owners without a successor. Our first sponsored SPV came out of this thesis. [Target EBITDA band, pipeline count, roll-up logic.]
Request the Construction ThesisIndependent pharmacies and adjacent wellness businesses with loyal local customers, recurring scripts, and owners who built the business for one town. We buy the store, keep the pharmacist, and add compounding, clinical services, and wellness revenue the chains cannot. [Target EBITDA band, pipeline count, platform play.]
Request the Pharmacy ThesisThe full 2026 deck: how we source, structure, and operate Main Street acquisitions, the fund and co-investment structures available to partners, and the track record and pipeline behind both sector theses.
Request the 2026 Investment DeckOperators first. Six principals who have started, bought, run, and sold their own companies.
Paid for outcomes, not activity.
The ones we get on the first call.
Start with one deal.
Most of our partners anchored a single SPV before they committed to a program. Request the memo, or skip it and talk to the principals.
Not an offer to sell securities. Any offering is made solely by means of a Private Placement Memorandum to verified accredited investors under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D. Partner-tier economics, governance rights, and any equity in the management company are subject to definitive agreements. Investments in private companies are illiquid and speculative and involve risk of loss of principal. Past performance of the principals in prior companies is not indicative of future results.





