Business Valuation Calculator 2026

Estimate your business value using revenue multiples and EBITDA/SDE multiples. See valuation range across different methods used by buyers and brokers.

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Net profit + owner salary + add-backs (depreciation, interest, personal expenses)
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$2,450,000
Estimated Business Value
Range: $1,750,000 – $3,150,000
$4,000,000
Revenue Multiple
$2,450,000
EBITDA Multiple
$450,000
Asset-Based Floor
Revenue$1,000,000
Revenue Multiple (range)3–5×
Revenue-based Valuation$3,000,000–$5,000,000
EBITDA / SDE$350,000
EBITDA Multiple (range)5–9×
EBITDA-based Valuation$1,750,000–$3,150,000
Asset Floor (assets + EBITDA)$450,000
Estimated Midpoint Value$2,450,000

Estimates only. Final value depends on due diligence, deal structure, buyer profile, and market conditions. Use a business broker or M&A advisor for a formal valuation.

Business Valuation Methods Explained

1. Earnings Multiple (Most Common for SMBs)

Value = EBITDA (or SDE) × industry multiple. This is the most commonly used method for businesses under $10M. The multiple is driven by industry, growth, recurring revenue, and risk.

2. Revenue Multiple (Common for SaaS / Tech)

Value = Annual Revenue × multiple. Used for fast-growing tech companies, especially those with negative profit but strong revenue growth. SaaS ARR multiples range from 3× to 10× depending on growth and churn.

3. Asset-Based (Floor Value)

Value = Fair market value of assets − liabilities. Used as a floor — no buyer pays less than the liquidation value of assets. Common for asset-heavy businesses (manufacturing, real estate).