Business Valuation Calculator
Estimate business value using a multiple (revenue, EBITDA, SDE) or a simple DCF. Add cash and subtract debt for equity value.
Use the Business Valuation Calculator
Choose multiple-based or DCF. Enter metrics and adjustments (cash, debt).
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Enterprise value
$3,000,000
Equity value
$2,950,000
Equity value = EV + Cash − Debt. Use as a rough range; get professional advice for transactions.
What this means
Valuation is an estimate of what the business might be worth. Use it for planning, fundraising, or M&A discussions—not as a substitute for professional advice.
FAQs
Multiple vs DCF?▾
Multiples are quick and match how many buyers think (e.g. 3× revenue). DCF is a discounted cash flow model; it suits businesses with predictable cash flows.
What is terminal growth?▾
In DCF, terminal growth is the long-term rate at which you assume cash flow grows after the explicit forecast period. Keep it modest (e.g. 2–3%).
Why add cash and subtract debt?▾
Enterprise value is the value of the business operations. Equity value = EV + cash − debt, i.e. what’s left for shareholders.
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