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A free valuation is a sales pitch

Any broker will value your company for nothing. That number exists to win your listing, and it is usually high. Ours costs money because it has to survive somebody checking it, and it comes back to you in full if you carry on with us.

We start with your books and rebuild the earnings from the bottom, documenting each add back with something a stranger would accept. Then we price the company against deals that actually closed in your part of the market.

Then we look at how much of the company depends on you personally, and how much depends on any one customer or one employee. Those two things move the price more than the earnings do.

Plenty of these end with us telling an owner to go and sell now. That is the smaller job for us, and we say it anyway.

Whatever you do next, it runs month to month. A brokerage ties you in for a year and then has every reason to wait you out. We were paid to value the company properly, so we do not need to lock anybody in to make the year work.

$15,000 to $25,000

Depending on how complicated your accounts are.

Four to six weeks

From the day you send the books to the day we sit down.

Credited back in full

If you carry on with us afterwards, the fee comes off what you owe.

If the number comes back lower than you were told, that is the useful part.

You can act on a number you trust. Everything after this, whichever way you go, is built on it being right.

What you actually get

A defensible enterprise value with the arithmetic shown, priced against transactions that actually happened in your end of the market rather than a multiple somebody remembers hearing. If it comes back below what you were told, that is the most useful thing you will read all year.

Half an hour on the phone and you will know whether this is worth doing.Book a call