How to use this calculator
Enter annual revenue, EBITDA, net profit, and the valuation multiples you want to test. The calculator returns separate valuation methods and an estimated blended value.
Use this business valuation calculator to estimate a company value from revenue, EBITDA, and profit-based valuation methods.
Enter annual revenue, EBITDA, net profit, and the valuation multiples you want to test. The calculator returns separate valuation methods and an estimated blended value.
Business valuation can vary widely by industry, growth, margin, risk, and buyer demand. Comparing revenue, EBITDA, and profit methods gives a more balanced range.
This is an estimate only. Actual transaction value may depend on customer concentration, growth quality, owner dependence, debt, working capital, and market conditions.
With $1,000,000 revenue at 2.5x, $180,000 EBITDA at 6x, and $120,000 profit at 8x, the blended valuation is about $1,513,333.
It depends on margins, growth, industry, and risk. At a 1x to 3x revenue multiple, $1 million in revenue could imply $1 million to $3 million in value.
Many small businesses sell for a multiple of seller discretionary earnings, EBITDA, revenue, or profit. The multiple depends heavily on industry and business quality.
A rough estimate can be made by applying market multiples to revenue, EBITDA, or profit, then adjusting for growth, risk, debt, assets, and owner involvement.
SaaS businesses are often valued using revenue multiples, ARR, growth rate, churn, gross margin, retention, and profitability.
Some businesses sell for a few times annual profit, while stronger companies with growth, recurring revenue, and low risk can command higher multiples.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Revenue valuation | Useful for growth or recurring revenue businesses |
| EBITDA valuation | Common for profitable operating businesses |
| Profit valuation | Simple valuation based on earnings power |