What's Your Business Actually Worth?
In 3 minutes, get a defensible estimate of your company's value — blending an EV/EBITDA multiple with a discounted cash flow model. The same approach a fractional CFO uses.
Three Reasons Your Number Is Wrong
After valuing many businesses, the same three blind spots show up again and again.
You're anchored to revenue, not profit
Buyers don't pay for top-line — they pay for durable cash flow. A high-revenue, thin-margin business is often worth far less than owners assume.
You're using one method
A single multiple is fragile. Serious valuations triangulate — blending an earnings multiple with a discounted cash flow model to cross-check the result.
You forgot the debt
Enterprise value isn't what lands in your pocket. Net debt, cash, and obligations move equity value materially — and most back-of-napkin estimates skip it entirely.
From Numbers to a Verdict
Three steps. Two minutes. One defensible number.
Enter three numbers
Annual revenue, EBITDA, and your expected growth rate. Refine with an industry multiple and net debt if you have them.
We run both models
An EV/EBITDA multiple and a five-year DCF with terminal value run live — then blend into a single balanced estimate.
See your range
Get your estimated equity value with a low-to-high range and a clear breakdown of how every dollar was derived.
"The owners who know their number negotiate from strength. The ones who don't, leave it on the table."
This calculator uses the same blended methodology we apply in real engagements — an earnings multiple cross-checked against discounted cash flow. It won't replace a formal appraisal, but it will tell you whether you're in the right ballpark before you ever sit across the table from a buyer, a bank, or an investor.
Know Your Number.
Run the calculator now and see what your business is worth in today's market.