See your real number. Get every paper you need to sell. One flat price.
A main-street business typically sells for 1.5 to 2.5 times the owner's true annual earnings. Pick your trade, type your numbers, and see your likely range in 60 seconds. Free, no email, no account.
Your tax returns almost always prove a higher number.
Upload three years of tax returns, about 15 minutes of your time. A real person reads every page and your package is delivered within 48 hours. If your package isn't right, you don't pay: full refund any time before we deliver, and after delivery we fix the numbers or refund you.
Not ready yet? Get the checklist of every document a buyer will ask you for, free.
She guessed $35,000. Her own tax returns proved $95,000. She almost gave away twelve years of work.
Using YourBizWorth personally transformed my experience. The idea of figuring out what my business was worth reduced anxiety that I have been carrying for a long length of time and made what seemed very complicated so simple.Salon owner, central Pennsylvania · name shared once her sale closes
Photos or PDFs, three years. Takes about 15 minutes. We tell you exactly which pages.
Our system reads your returns and finds the money your tax forms hide.
Your price, your buyer pitch, your paperwork. In minutes, ready to use.
Restaurants, retail shops, auto repair, trades, and every other main-street business too. See your number free.
Your likely price range, plus the list of papers you'll need. No email, no account.
Get my rangeYour proven price from your real tax returns. The buyer pitch. The payment math. The paperwork. The plan.
Start my packageEverything in the package, plus this: when your buyer pushes back, send us their offer. You get your answer sheet the same day. Until the deal is done.
Add Deal DeskFull refund any time before we deliver. After delivery, if the numbers don't hold up, we fix them or refund you. Simple.
Most main-street businesses sell for 1.5 to 2.5 times what the owner really makes in a year. That means salary plus profit plus the personal things the business pays for. The proven number is almost always higher than the owner's guess.
If your business will sell for more than about $500,000, a broker makes sense. Below that, most brokers say no, or their $10,000 minimum fee eats your sale. We charge one flat fee. You keep everything.
Because your buyer's bank asks for exactly that. Three years also shows the true pattern, not one lucky or unlucky year. One salon's latest year looked bad. Three years proved it was one expensive hire, and that was worth tens of thousands on her price.
No. Most small business sales work through seller financing or a bank loan. Your package shows the exact monthly payment your buyer can afford.
Once, at the end, for the closing papers. One flat fee, usually paid out of the sale money. We handle everything before that.
