Business Tools
What Is Your Business Worth?
Get a preliminary estimate of your company's value based on earnings and the characteristics buyers typically consider when evaluating an established business.
Valuation measures the earnings. Attractiveness measures the risk around those earnings. Predictability is how you improve the relationship between the two.
Financial performance alone does not tell the entire story. Two businesses can produce similar historical earnings while presenting very different levels of risk to an owner, a lender or a buyer.
This estimate is a starting point, not a certified valuation. It reflects what the earnings suggest — the structure underneath those earnings is measured separately by the Business Attractiveness Scorecard.
Valuation Walkthrough
See How the Business Valuation Calculator Works.
Watch a real business example from start to finish and see how earnings, recurring revenue, customer concentration, management depth, owner dependence, and operational maturity can influence the estimated value of a business.
Valuation is more than a multiple.
Two businesses with the same earnings can carry different levels of risk. The calculator considers both financial performance and characteristics that can influence the quality and transferability of those earnings.
IBusiness profile
Start with the context around the numbers.
Industry, size and tenure shape the multiple range a buyer would reasonably apply.
This is an educational estimate, not a formal business appraisal or valuation opinion. Actual business value depends on the buyer, transaction structure, market conditions, financial quality, industry, and other factors.