Do You Know What Your Business Is Worth?
Use Our Free Business Valuation Tool Below
At Exitcution, we know that a business owner needs to know the value of their business so they are in control of the selling process.
Our Business Valuation Calculator is completely free.
All you have to do is to enter the information in each step and our calculator will do the computing for you.
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Find Out Now What Your Business is Worth!
Please add your basic business information. We will use this data to calculate the business value and probability of selling.
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Enter your gross receipts from your business activities last year rounded to the nearest dollar.
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Enter amount for one working owner that was expensed.
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Enter total interest expense (exclude interest from floor plans).
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Enter the depreciation expense from last year.
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Enter the Amortization expense from last year, if any.
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Enter any other Income or Expense from last year that are non-recurring. Examples include moving expense, unusual legal or accounting fees. You may also enter negative numbers if you need to adjust for rent or other expense that a buyer will have that you didn't.
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Enter perks such as auto, travel, retirement benefits, etc., that are soley for the owner's benefit.
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The bottom line, what was the profit last year. Ok to enter negative amounts.
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This is the financial benefit of ownership!
Enter a multiple of earnings from 1 to 5. Example = 2.3. Use a lower multiple for businesses with low SDE (thus high risk) and a higher multiple for those with higher SDE (has lower risks). Said another way; if SDE is below $200,000, use a lower multiple or if above, use a higher multiple. Note, this tool is not recommended for real estate intensive businesses such as hotels, car washes, gas stations, RV parks, etc.
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Your Estimated Business Value
Are your Numbers Realistic?
Let's Run a Sanity Check...
On average, what does the business spend annually on new equipment? By way of example, a professional firm could have lower capital expenditures for desks and computers vs an Excavation Company that buys expensive tractors. If you're unsure, a good rule of thumb is the current value of your equipment divided by 10.
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Sellers Discretionary Earnings
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Annual Remaining Profit
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