Seller Suite - Payment
After you make your payment it will take us 4-7 business days to produce your reports.
What’s Included in Your Seller Suite Toolkit
$595
Valuation Report + Supporting Materials
Business Valuation
Business Valuation Material:
- Estimated Valuation
- Funding Assessment
- Industry Report
- Valuation Specialist
Buyer Tookit
Tools for Potential Buyers
- Business Valuation
- Funding Assessment
- Buyer Qualification
- Shareable Flier
A Hassle-Free Approach to Selling a Business
We understand how frustrating it can be when selling a business doesn’t go as planned. Our Seller Suite makes selling a business more efficient by providing the information needed to accurately value your business and the resources to attract qualified buyers.
For $595, here is what you will receive as part of your Seller Suite toolkit:
- Estimated Business Valuation
- Financing Assessment
- Shareable Flier
- Dedicated Valuation Specialist
- Business Summary Page
- Business Valuation for Buyers
- Asking Price Assessment
- Buyer Funding Qualification
- Customized business valuation report featuring five valuation methods plus a weighted average estimated business value.
- Business funding assessment to see available funding options.
- Shareable PDF business summary flier to help promote your business.
- Access to a valuation expert to help you understand the different methods for assessing a business’s value.
- Business funding assessment based on your asking price.
- Buyer-facing business valuation report explaining why it’s worth the asking price.
- Buyer funding qualification by an expert financing consultant.
The Business Valuation Methods
The methods for calculating a business’s value depend on the business and scenario. We make sure to explain them in clear language so you feel knowledgeable about how to influence you business value in the future.
Weighted Estimated Value
The weighted value is a mix of the five other methods. Calculated with a weighted valuation formula.
Asset Approach
The asset method estimates price based on the value of the business’s assets minus liabilities.
Market Approach
The market method uses the previous sale prices of comparable business to estimate value.
Discounted Cash Flow
The discounted cash flow method is based on the future value of a business translated into today’s money, using a discount rate.
Capitalization of Earnings
The capitalized of earnings method is based on the future value of today’s earnings, using a capitalization rate.
EBITDA Multiple
The EBITDA method calculates the business’s potential value ceiling.
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