Business Valuation Estimator
Enter your revenue and profit, pick your industry, and get a rough idea of what your business could sell for. Fine tune the multiple to match your own situation.
Raise Your Number Before You Sell
A higher multiple can be worth six figures at the closing table. Our valuation guide shows the levers that lift your price, from recurring revenue and clean books to reducing owner dependence, so you walk into a sale or a raise from a position of strength.
Guide coming soonMost small businesses sell for a multiple of their yearly profit, often called seller's discretionary earnings, which is the profit plus the owner's pay and perks added back in. This tool multiplies your profit by a multiple that is typical for your industry, then shows a range around it, since real offers vary. The revenue based estimate is a second lens that some buyers use, especially for fast growing or software businesses.
Think of this as a starting point, not an appraisal. Your true value depends on growth, how much the business relies on you, customer concentration, recurring revenue, and the state of your books. For a real number, work with a business broker or a valuation professional.