What Is Your Business Worth? Free Confidential Valuation | BuyBuildSell
📈 Free · Confidential

What is your business really worth?

Most owners have a number in their head. A proper valuation looks at what the business actually earns, adds back your personal and one-off costs, and shows the value the way a buyer would see it. It’s free, and it stays private.

Do it yourself, or have it done for you

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Value it yourself in the deal room

Create a free account (no credit card), and enter or upload three years of profit and loss and balance sheets. The deal room works out true earnings and values the business from your own figures.

Create your free account →

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Have John prepare it for you

Send your figures through a private deal room and I’ll prepare the valuation and talk you through it. I’m happy to sign a confidentiality agreement before you send anything.

Begin confidential enquiry →

Have these handy

  • ✓Profit and loss statements for the last 3 years
  • ✓Your latest balance sheet
  • ✓Owners’ salaries, and any personal or one-off costs run through the business
  • ✓Staff numbers, full-time and part-time

Then decide what’s next

Knowing the number is useful whatever you decide. If you’re thinking of selling, start a confidential conversation. If you’d like to step back first and make the business worth more, see Growth partner.

To be upfront: I value businesses, and sometimes partner with or buy them myself. Your figures are never shared with anyone without your written OK.

Common questions

Is it really free? ▼
Yes. The deal room account is free with no credit card, and so is a first valuation prepared by me.
Who sees my figures? ▼
Only you, and me if you ask me to prepare the valuation. Nothing is shared with buyers, brokers or anyone else without your written consent.
Does a valuation mean I have to sell? ▼
No. Many owners just want to know where they stand, for planning, a partner buy-out, or retirement.
What kinds of business can be valued? ▼
Most established businesses with a few years of accounts, in Australia or the UK.