This estimate is directional. It is not a formal appraisal, does not create an advisory relationship, and should not be relied on for transaction pricing.
A confidential discussion about your range
Based on what you shared, a focused 30-minute conversation could be useful. We'll cover what's driving your range, what would move it, and how owners in your position typically think about timing. Educational, no obligation.
This estimate is directional. It is not a formal appraisal, does not create an advisory relationship, and should not be relied on for transaction pricing.
What would you like to do next?
You're in a good position to learn more on your own terms. Pick what fits — none of these will trigger an advisor outreach.
This estimate is directional. It is not a formal appraisal, does not create an advisory relationship, and should not be relied on for transaction pricing.
Make sense of the number — when you're ready
You told us you're exploring, not selling. That's normal — most owners spend years thinking about value before they act. Here's what's most useful at this stage.
When you're ready to talk it through, a confidential discussion is here too. No pressure, no timeline.
Estimate is directional. Businesses at this scale typically have wider valuation ranges because earnings quality and customer concentration carry more weight.
Resources for owners in growth mode
At your scale, the most useful thing isn't a transaction conversation — it's understanding what buyers will be looking for in 12 to 36 months, and which of those things are worth working on now.
At this scale, valuation methodologies vary widely. The estimate above uses an EBITDA approach for consistency, but smaller businesses are often valued using SDE (seller's discretionary earnings) or asset-based methods instead.
Educational resources
Our platform is built for owners of $5M+ businesses considering growth or exit, so we won't be the right fit for next steps. But the resources below explain the same fundamentals at any scale.