What Is My Business Worth? How to Build a Sale-Planning Range
Use four record-based questions to frame a preliminary business sale-planning range without mistaking a calculator output for a company value.
Read this guide →Learn how earnings, valuation methods, operating risks, and the proposed sale terms support—or weaken—a private-company valuation range. The articles below explain the documents, tradeoffs, and next questions that can change the answer for an owner.
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Use four record-based questions to frame a preliminary business sale-planning range without mistaking a calculator output for a company value.
Read this guide →7 guides across 2 desks, with a complete archive for each question.
Estimate a credible range by understanding earnings, methods, transaction perimeter, and transfer risk.
Compare SDE and EBITDA from the same period, reconcile the owner-pay difference, and test what the owner's work will cost to cover after a sale.
Reconcile SDE, EBITDA, add-backs, revenue quality, and the records a buyer will test.
See how one sales total connects to the customer agreement, delivery record, invoice or credit, cash application, and completed renewal history before a sale.
Use these routes when your industry, market, buyer, or ownership situation changes the records to gather or the choices available.