Business Valuation Calculator
Estimate a small business valuation with revenue, SDE, EBITDA, discounted cash flow, and net asset methods.
Multi-method business valuation estimate
English business valuation search intent is usually not a single profit shortcut. Users expect a quick estimate from revenue multiples, SDE or EBITDA multiples, discounted cash flow, and an asset baseline.
- Annual revenue for a revenue-multiple view.
- SDE for owner-operated businesses where add-backs matter.
- EBITDA for larger or more manager-run businesses.
- Net assets as a tangible baseline after liabilities.
- Growth and discount assumptions for a simplified DCF scenario.
Common valuation formulas
What can move the value
| Factor | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Recurring revenue | More predictable revenue may support a higher multiple. |
| Customer concentration | Dependence on a few customers can reduce buyer confidence. |
| Owner dependence | High owner involvement can make SDE adjustments and transition risk important. |
| Working capital and debt | Deal structure can change the equity value paid to a seller. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Sources and References
- Business Valuation CalculatorCalcXML
- MyExitNumber Business Valuation CalculatorMyExitNumber
- Business Valuation CalculatorLegacyVector
- Valuation AssistanceIRS
Calculations are based on the listed reference sources. Links open in a new tab.
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