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Cash flow you can tie to statements
Revenue is the start. Buyers pay for cash flow they can follow from the bank to the tax return.
Valuation
The number comes after we read the business with you.
This page will not print a price. A form cannot see your add-backs, your lease, or the hours you still work. A valuation here is a conversation.
What we look at
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The owner’s week
If the company stops when you stop, the price has to fund a replacement. We ask what that person costs.
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The lease or the building
Years left, options, rent, and whether real estate is in the deal or beside it.
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Concentration
One customer, one supplier, or one employee can move a number more than a rule-of-thumb multiple.
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Working capital
What has to stay in the company on day one so the buyer is not funding your exit with their operating cash.
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Why you want the number
A sale, a partner, a lender, or simple curiosity. The use changes how precise the work needs to be.
We do not publish a multiple, a success rate, or a fee schedule on this site. If a valuation leads to a sale, the fee is part of that later agreement. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
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