Free, no obligation
What is your business actually worth?
Knowing the true value of your business is critical to planning. And not only if you're selling. We value Utah businesses free of charge, and it commits you to nothing.
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Send us the inputs
Seven steps of basic financial data, all of it from your corporate tax returns and current balance sheet.
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We run the valuation
Industry-specific multiples, discount and cap rates, size-adjusted — through the BizEquity platform.
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You get the number
Four valuations, how you rank nationally and in your own zip code, and twelve KPIs against your industry.
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We walk you through it
What we see as the current strengths and weaknesses, and what would raise the number before you sell.
The strength behind it
We didn't build the engine. We partnered with the people who did.
Our valuations run on BizEquity, a cloud platform built specifically for valuing private companies, and the reason we can give you a bank-grade number rather than an opinion.
- 61patents and inventions filed for the process, 7 granted
- 30Mbusinesses valued on the platform to date
- $15Mand 600,000 man hours invested over ten years to build it
- ±10–15%of what five professional appraisers would conclude on the same facts
Multiples, discount rates and cap rates are industry-specific and size-adjusted, and the algorithm follows professional valuation standards.
The report
Twenty-nine pages, and none of it padding.
- Valuation overview and guide
- Four valuations: asset, equity, enterprise and liquidation
- How it ranks within its NAICS code nationally
- …and how it ranks within your own zip code
- In-depth financial summary
- Twelve key performance indicators for your business
- How businesses of similar value are insured
Why Utah owners get one
Most of these have nothing to do with selling.
Planning your exit
Retirement, a new venture, or simply knowing what the option is worth.
Raising capital
Outside investors and lending institutions will ask.
A sale, merger or acquisition
Including share swaps.
Partnership changes
Buy-ins, buy-outs and exits all need a defensible number.
Divorce settlements
Where the business is usually the largest asset in dispute.
Employee incentive plans
Ownership and incentive programs need a valuation to price against.
Growing the value
What gets measured improves — it tells you whether your effort is landing.
Tax strategy
Planning is easier with a current, defensible figure.
Insurance planning
Nearly three-quarters of small businesses are underinsured.
Find out what it's worth.
Over 90% of the time we come in higher than the owner expected.
Valuation is free; a formal full valuation report is extra.