Built for the people
who built Main Street.

Know what your business is worth, sell it yourself, and keep the commission.

Most owners get two choices: a broker's bill, or a guess.

A broker typically takes 8 to 12% of the sale, with a minimum fee of $10,000 to $25,000. On a $95,000 sale, that minimum alone is $10,000 or more. So a lot of owners skip the broker and price the thing they spent decades building on a hunch.

We built YourBizWorth so you can know your number, prove it from your own tax returns, and sell it yourself. You keep the commission. All of it.

What we believe

Your number should be proven, not guessed.

Every price we show traces to closed sales or to your own tax returns.

No commission, ever.

You pay a flat fee. Whatever your business sells for stays yours.

Confidential by default.

Listings stay blind until a screened buyer signs an NDA.

Owners and buyers deal directly.

Nobody in the middle negotiating your deal. The two of you make it.

How it works

  1. 1

    Value

    See your likely range free in 60 seconds. Then prove it with six documents built from your tax returns.

    What's my business worth?
  2. 2

    List

    A blind listing, ads, and screened buyers for a flat $697 a month. No commission.

    How listing works
  3. 3

    Sell

    Meet buyers who have shown what they can put down. Make the deal directly and close with your attorney.

    How selling works

The numbers we work from

8 to 12%
what most brokers charge on a business that sells for under $1 million
Morgan & Westfield, Checked October 2026 (page undated)
$10K to $25K
a typical broker minimum fee, whatever the sale price
Morgan & Westfield, Checked October 2026 (page undated)
2.0x
median sale multiple of owner earnings on deals under $500K
IBBA and M&A Source, Q4 2025, fielded January 1-15, 2026
$350K
median small business sale price in the first quarter of 2026
BizBuySell, Q1 2026

Every number on this site traces to a named source. Where no reliable data exists, we publish no number. See multiples by industry

What we are

What we aren't

  • Not a broker. We never take a cut of a sale or negotiate for either side.
  • Not an appraiser. Our ranges are evidence-based, not certified appraisals.
  • Not a law firm. Use a licensed attorney for the closing documents.

Find out what yours is really worth.