Home › Free valuation

What is your business worth?

Nine questions. You will see an indicative range and a value-driver scorecard immediately — then a real person reads it and follows up only if you want them to.

Your business

Industry *

State *

Years in business

Employees

The numbers

Annual revenue *

Owner earnings *

Your best estimate is fine — this is not an audit.

That figure is *

Seller's discretionary earnings Profit plus your salary, benefits and personal add-backs EBITDA After a market salary for your role

Revenue over the last three years

Financial statements

Risk and transferability

This is the part that separates two businesses with identical earnings.

Hours a week you work in the business

Largest customer, as % of revenue

Recurring or contracted revenue (%)

Service agreements, maintenance contracts, subscriptions, predictable repeat work.

There is a management layer below me Someone other than the owner runs day-to-day operations Key processes are documented Written procedures a new owner could follow

Real estate

Where to send it

Your name *

Company

Email *

Phone

When might you sell? *

Anything else worth knowing?

Quick check: What is four plus seven?

A word or a number is fine. This blocks automated submissions.

I agree that Dykstra Consulting may contact me about this request. My information will not be sold or shared, and I can ask for it to be deleted at any time.

This stays between us

Nothing you enter is published, sold or shared. We do not contact your employees, customers, suppliers or competitors — ever, and certainly not without your instruction.

Read the privacy policy.

What you get back

An indicative value range for your industry and size
A scorecard across eight value drivers
The specific items a buyer would discount for

An indicative range is an estimate from the figures you provide. It is not an appraisal or a formal opinion of value, and no one should price a transaction from it alone.