Business Valuation Calculator — Value by DCF, Multiples & Asset-Based
Estimate your small business value using DCF, market multiples (SDE/EBITDA/Revenue), and asset-based methods. Get a weighted range, risk adjustments, charts, and an audit-ready methodology.
Core inputs
Normalized cash flow available to an owner-operator.
Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization.
Last twelve months of sales.
Starting FCF for projecting the DCF.
Market multiples (low, base, high)
DCF & projections
Balance sheet & asset adjustments
Risk discounts
Method weights (must sum to 100%)
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How to Use This Calculator
Enter core financials (SDE, EBITDA, revenue, free cash flow) along with net debt and asset details. Adjust the market multiples to reflect low/base/high comparables, then use the DCF inputs for your expected growth, discount rate, and terminal assumptions.
The tool applies sequential risk adjustments for scale, key-person dependency, and marketability. Refresh the weights to emphasize the method you trust the most, keeping the total at 100%. Click "Calculate" or wait for the debounced update to refresh the valuation range.
Methodology
This calculator blends three approaches: market-derived multiples, a five-year DCF that converts enterprise to equity value using net debt, and an asset-based estimate adjusted for obsolescence. Each method respects the same risk adjustments so they can be compared on an apples-to-apples basis.
- The market method averages SDE, EBITDA, and revenue multiples, then subtracts net debt to arrive at equity value.
- The DCF projects FCF with scenario growth and WACC ranges, adds a terminal value, and converts to equity by subtracting net debt.
- The asset approach nets liabilities from assets and applies a salvage adjustment before risk discounts.
Results are shown as low, base, and high scenarios plus a weighted overall estimate that responds directly to your method weight sliders.