How it works
1
Keep the books. Revenue, cost of sales, expenses, assets and debts all come straight out of the ledger — there is no form to fill in.
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Tell it two things only you know: what you pay yourself, and any personal cost the business carries. A buyer adds both back, because they measure what the business earns for its owner.
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Move the multiples and the growth rate and watch the figure move. Then print it, or email it to your accountant or your bank — the disclaimer travels with it.
What it does for you
- ✓A formal appraisal runs into the thousands and is a snapshot of one day. This recalculates every month for nothing.
- ✓Five methods — SDE, EBITDA, discounted cash flow, revenue and net assets — weighted the way appraisers weight them, not one number with no working shown.
- ✓You find out what raising your margin two points does to the value of the business, before you decide whether it is worth doing.
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