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What is your business worth?

A quick, indicative valuation built on real UK sector multiples, adjusted for the things that actually move the number. Then an honest read on how much founder-dependency is discounting it. Your estimate appears instantly.

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Profit

Roughly what is your annual profit (EBITDA)?

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Your annual profit before tax, interest and one-offs. A rough figure is fine.

Sector

Which best describes your business?

Growth

How has revenue moved over the last couple of years?

Revenue quality

How much of your revenue is recurring or repeat (contracts, retainers, subscriptions)?

Customer risk

How concentrated is your revenue across customers?

Founder dependency

If you took two weeks off, fully unreachable, how would the business cope?

Founder dependency

Where do your most important customer relationships actually sit?

Founder dependency

If your most capable person left tomorrow, where would their know-how be?

The next step

Measure the gap precisely.

This estimate uses a handful of questions. The free Founder Freedom Index goes deeper: fifteen questions across founder dependency, process and systems, and tech and leverage, so you can see exactly where the discount comes from and where to start.

Common questions

Valuation, explained.

Is the business valuation tool free?

Yes. You see your indicative valuation instantly, with no email required. An optional breakdown can be sent to your inbox if you choose to leave one.

How accurate is the valuation estimate?

It is indicative, not a formal valuation. It uses real UK sector EBITDA multiples and adjusts for growth, revenue quality, customer concentration and founder-dependency. It gives you a realistic range and shows where founder-dependency is discounting the number, so you know what to fix before a sale.

What data do I need to use the tool?

A rough annual profit figure (EBITDA), your sector, and five quick answers about how the business runs: growth, recurring revenue, customer concentration, and how much it depends on you.

Does founder-dependency really affect business value?

It is usually the single biggest discount a buyer or lender applies to an owner-led business. Owner-dependent SMEs trade at a 30 to 50 per cent discount to comparable businesses that run independently.

What is EBITDA and why does the tool use it?

EBITDA is your earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation. It is the profit figure buyers and lenders use to value a business. The tool multiplies your EBITDA by a sector multiple to reach the base valuation.