Business Valuation Calculator
Estimate what your business could sell for by applying a valuation multiple to your annual EBITDA or net profit.
Estimate your business value
How many times annual EBITDA buyers will pay. Small businesses often trade around 2x to 5x; larger, faster-growing companies command higher multiples.
Enter your annual EBITDA and a multiple to see an estimated value.
How the calculation works
A simple multiple of earnings gives a quick estimate of business value.
Start with annual EBITDA
Use your earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization for the year. If you do not track EBITDA, annual net profit is a reasonable starting point.
Choose a valuation multiple
Pick a multiple that reflects your industry, size, and growth. Small businesses often trade around 2x to 5x, while larger and faster-growing companies earn higher multiples.
Multiply for an estimated value
Multiply annual EBITDA by the valuation multiple. The result is a ballpark estimate of what your business could be worth to a buyer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about EBITDA multiples and business value.
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