What is my business worth?
An estimate using the multiples method, in two minutes and without sign-up. Your numbers stay in your browser.
- No sign-up to see the result
- About 2 minutes
- Industry multiple ranges
What we will ask. Eight questions: industry, revenue, EBITDA, debt and four about business risk. Rough numbers are fine. Name and phone only if you want to talk to a specialist after seeing the result.
Specialist team
Corporate finance and mergers and acquisitions
Which industry is the company in?
What was revenue over the last 12 months?
Gross revenue. A rough figure is fine.
And annual EBITDA?
Operating profit before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. Add back personal expenses paid by the company.
Does the company have debt?
Loans and deferred taxes, minus available cash.
How much does the company depend on you day to day?
How did results go over the last three years?
Is your largest customer over 20% of revenue?
Is more than half of revenue recurring?
Calculating with your industry multiples…
Your answers
Estimated range of equity value
- Enterprise value (EV)
- Multiple applied
How we got this number
Indicative estimate using the multiples method and industry reference ranges. It does not account for hidden liabilities, working capital or business specifics. A full valuation uses more than one method and states the valuation date.
The math, in four steps
- 01
Industry range
The starting point: what companies in your industry usually trade for, in times EBITDA.
- 02
Risk adjustments
Owner dependence, customer concentration, growth and recurring revenue move the multiple.
- 03
× EBITDA
The adjusted multiple times operating profit gives enterprise value (EV).
- 04
− Net debt
Subtracting debt and adding cash gives the equity value.
Multiple applied×EBITDA−Net debt=Equity value
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers for owners thinking about valuing or selling their company.
Still have questions? Talk to a specialistIs a business valuation calculator reliable?
It gives a reference range using the method most used for small and mid-sized companies. It shows the order of magnitude and what weighs most on value; it does not replace a valuation with a review of the numbers and more than one method.
Why does the calculator ask for EBITDA and not revenue?
Because buyers pay for the profit a company generates. Revenue is only used to check that the margin entered makes sense.
Is my data saved?
No. The calculation runs in your browser. Nothing is sent unless you click to talk to a specialist.