What is your business worth?
Two ways to find out on DealFlow, both built on the figures in your listing and on sector benchmarks: a quick estimate in a moment, and an extended valuation when you want to go further.
Quick estimate
Worked out from the revenue and earnings already in your listing, using your sector's earnings multiples adjusted for the size of the business. You get a range for its enterprise value and the multiples behind it. Nothing extra to fill in.
Extended valuation
A guided valuation that starts from your listing and goes further: earnings adjusted for one-off and owner costs, the quality of the business, a discounted cash flow beside the multiples, and the step from enterprise value to the value of the shares. It ends in a PDF report you can keep.
How it's worked out
The multiples and discount rates come from published sector benchmarks, reviewed and versioned by DealFlow, and every valuation records the version it used, so it can be reproduced later. There is no calculator here: a valuation starts from a listing, so it reflects your actual figures.
Who sees it
Only you and the people who manage your listing. Buyers and investors never see a valuation.
Start with your listing
Create an account, list your business, and the quick estimate is one click away.
Indicative valuation only, not a formal valuation, financial or investment advice, or an offer. No rights can be derived from it. It is based on sector benchmarks and on figures and adjustments provided by the business, which is solely responsible for their accuracy and completeness. Enterprise value is shown before net debt and cash. Buyers and investors are solely responsible for their own due diligence, and what they pay depends on negotiation and market conditions.