Value a private business

Explore what your business could be worth using your own assumptions. No account required.

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Business financials

Use consistent annual figures and the same currency throughout. Enter actual amounts, not thousands or millions.

Used only to show the EBITDA margin.
After operating taxes, capital spending and working-capital investment, before interest and debt repayments. Use a sustainable, normalized amount. This model requires positive cash flow.
Cash included in the deal; exclude cash needed to operate.
Interest-bearing debt and debt-like items included in the deal.

Cash-flow assumptions

Choose your own annual growth scenarios for the next five years. A single discount rate and long-term growth rate apply to all three.

The required return for the whole business, reflecting its risks.
Must be lower than the discount rate.

EBITDA comparison (optional)

Provide all four values below to compare against your own multiples. EBITDA is earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. This is not a market-derived multiple.

Add one-off expenses back as a positive amount; enter extra ongoing costs, such as a market-rate owner salary, as a negative amount. Enter 0 if none.

Adjustments here affect only EBITDA. The cash flow above must already include appropriate normalization, taxes and reinvestment.