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Business Valuation Calculator

Calculate the Value Range of your Tech or Internet Company

Ever wonder what your eCommerce, Amazon, SaaS or Digital Business is worth? We can help.

Why Use This Calculator?

Every Tech, Internet, Website and Digital business is different. Each business has hundreds of variables that differentiate it from others, and those variables can have wide varieties of impact on the potential selling price of that business. Because of this, no online valuation calculator could ever give an accurate depiction of what a company is worth. However, what this can do is give business owners a basic understanding of what to expect when they begin their conversations with our M&A firm. Our skilled brokers will dive deep into the company’s financials, find all relevant KPIs and Value Propositions, and ultimately find ways to maximize the sale of the business by making it the most attractive possible while at market.

How Does This Calculator Work?

The formula we use in this calculation is based on a Multiple of Earnings that is commonly used in valuing many tech companies. Our proprietary algorithm built into this calculator takes into account the world’s largest database of SMB, Lower Middle Market and Middle Market Deal Flow, and includes a blend of valuation methods, including Discounted Cash Flow, Future Maintainable Earnings, Relative, Historical Earnings, Asset Valuation, Comparable Company Analysis, Precedent Transaction Analysis and Straightline TTM Analysis. Our goal in creating this calculator was to provide business owners with a simple tool to help peg a value range for their business.

For a more personalized and in depth business valuation, which almost always results in higher value ranges than provided by this valuation tool (due to the fact that each business is unique and usually has its own value drivers), we provide a Free Business Valuation and Consultation with a Business Broker that is an expert in your particular business model.

See our Business Valuation Definitions for an explanation of the factors involved in this calculation.

Step 1: Determine Discretionary Earnings

Discretionary Earnings are made up of: (a) the Net Earnings of the business on an accrual basis, (b) plus the reduction of Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization, (c) plus all expenses considered personal to ownership, and (d) plus any one-time business expenses a buyer would never incur again. For the current year, please estimate all financial information for the full 12 months to ensure a proper valuation.

Year
2024
( Actuals )
2025
( Actuals )
2026
( Full Year Projection )
Sales
Cost of Goods Sold
Operating Expenses
Net Income
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Owner Salaries
Depreciation
Interest
Meals & Entertainment
Travel
Owner Health & Life Insurance
Owner 401k / Retirement
One-Time Business Expenses
Seller's Discretionary Earnings (SDE)
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Step 2: Determine Multiple of Earnings Factors

The next step is to define high-level factors specific to your company. This helps our system provide you with an Enterprise Value Range more closely aligned to a company like yours. We look at your tech vertical, number of staff, infrastructure, growth, risk profiles, and value propositions.

Company Offices *
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Growth Analysis *
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Risk Profile *
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Value Propositions *
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Step 3: Enter Your Contact Information *

* Required to see your results. We will email you a copy of your valuation summary.