A quick anchor
See a directional range before you react to a buyer, investor, partner, or advisor.
Get a fast, directional valuation range without waiting for a sales call. The calculator weighs revenue, profit, growth, risk, and transferability so the first answer is more useful than a generic multiple.
A fast estimate should not pretend to be a final deal price. It should show the range a serious buyer might start from, explain the methods, and flag the inputs that can move value up or down.
See a directional range before you react to a buyer, investor, partner, or advisor.
Understand whether ARR, EBITDA, SDE, or revenue multiples are doing most of the valuation work.
See how concentration, growth, margins, and founder dependence can affect the range.
Leave with the inputs to clean up, the risks to explain, and the follow-up questions to ask.
The calculator focuses on the few inputs that drive most first-pass valuation conversations. You can refine the answer later when you have cleaner data.
Calculate nowBusiness type, size, revenue quality, growth, profitability, and approximate margin profile.
Concentration, churn, recurring revenue, founder dependency, and other common diligence flags.
Review low, mid, and high outputs with method notes that explain what is driving the range.
Use the estimate to prep for a conversation, test an offer, or request a deeper Hello Exit review.
The goal is not to make a complex transaction feel simple. The goal is to give you a credible first frame, then show where more context could tighten or change that frame.
The core result is generated as soon as you complete the short input flow. Most owners can complete it in a few minutes if they know their recent revenue and profitability.
It can help you avoid negotiating without an anchor, but it should not be the only input for a serious process. Deal structure, diligence, buyer type, and strategic fit can materially change the outcome.
Real buyers do not value every company at one exact number. A range better reflects uncertainty, method fit, buyer appetite, and risk adjustments.
Yes. The calculator can estimate value for many founder-led small businesses. Depending on the business, SDE or EBITDA may be more relevant than ARR.
The core experience is designed to give you the result without forcing a sales conversation. If you choose to ask for a deeper read, you can share additional context with Hello Exit.