Free Business Valuation Calculator

Wondering what your business might be worth? Enter your annual profit, industry, and a few details about the business to receive an indicative valuation range based on current mid-market transaction multiples. This takes under two minutes and requires no registration.

Note: This calculator provides a rough indicative range only — not a formal opinion of value. For a defensible valuation prepared by a Chartered Business Valuator, speak with our team.

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What Is Your Business Worth?

Answer three quick questions for an indicative valuation range.

Step 1 of 3 What is your annual profit? Enter your EBITDA, which is earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation. If you're unsure, use your net profit before tax and add back your salary.

Step 2 of 3 What industry are you in? Different industries trade at different valuations in the current market.

Step 3 of 3 How would you describe the business? Pick the option that best fits. This affects how buyers will value the business.

Indicative Valuation Range — Based on EBITDA multiple methodology

Want to Know Your Actual Value?

This is an indicative range only. A formal valuation by a Chartered Business Valuator considers many more factors, and that difference matters when you are negotiating a sale.

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Indicative only. Not a formal valuation opinion. KitsWest Capital, CPA & CBV credentialled independent advisors.

What This Calculator Does and Doesn't Tell You

This calculator uses EBITDA multiple methodology — the most common approach for valuing owner-managed and mid-market businesses in Canada and the United States. It applies industry-specific multiple ranges adjusted for a few key factors that buyers consistently focus on: growth profile, owner dependency, and business stability.

What it gives you is a starting point — a rough sense of where your business might trade in today's market. What it doesn't capture is the full picture. Actual business values depend on dozens of additional factors including customer concentration, contract terms, management depth, working capital requirements, capital expenditure needs, and the specific buyers you approach.

The difference between an indicative range and a defensible opinion of value prepared by a Chartered Business Valuator can be significant — particularly when you are negotiating a sale, responding to an unsolicited offer, or planning a succession.

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KitsWest Capital provides independent business valuations and sell-side M&A advisory for owner-managed businesses across Canada. Our valuation work is led by Chartered Business Valuators with nearly a decade of mid-market transaction experience

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If you are thinking about selling your business in the next few years, the best time to start the conversation is now — before you need to.

Call (604) 762-6225 or fill out our contact form. We respond within one business day.

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