Discover what your business may be worth today, where it could be by 2027, and which acquirers fit your business
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A Partner-reviewed business valuation report with a valuation range, 30-factor assessment and researched acquirer landscape.
Discover what your business may be worth today, where it could be by 2027, and which acquirers fit your business
A free, Partner-reviewed valuation report and researched acquirer landscape, prepared from your answers and public sector evidence.
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Why three sets of figures?
Buyers look at what is proven in your filed accounts, how you are trading right now, and where you are heading. Each is shown separately in your report, never blended.
Rounded figures are fine. You can update them later, and nothing is shared with buyers.
It means a lot that you trusted us with your figures. A Partner is reviewing your valuation and acquirer report personally. We normally return it within 24 working hours.
In the meantime, pick a time for a short, confidential call so we can walk you through it. No obligation.
Where should we send your report?
Your submission is reviewed by our senior deal team. We never call your switchboard, and your team will not be contacted.
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When might you consider a sale?
Partner-reviewed, confidential and normally returned within 24 working hours.
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How accurate is a business valuation calculator?
A calculator based only on revenue or profit can provide a rough starting point, but it cannot assess the factors buyers use to price risk. DealFlowAgent combines your financial information with sector evidence, completed transaction comparables and 30 value factors, then a Partner reviews the written report before it is sent.
How is my business valuation calculated?
We establish a maintainable earnings base, select the appropriate valuation method for the company, review relevant transaction and listed-company evidence, and assess 30 factors including recurring revenue, customer concentration, management depth, accreditations and owner dependence. The report shows the resulting range and explains what moved it.
What is included in the free business valuation report?
The report includes an indicative valuation range, the earnings and evidence behind it, an assessment of 30 value factors, practical priorities that may improve value, and a researched landscape of relevant acquirer types. It is written for your company rather than generated from a fixed sector multiple.
Is my company information confidential?
Yes. Your submission is reviewed privately by the DealFlowAgent deal team and is not shared with buyers. No acquirer is contacted unless you later appoint DealFlowAgent under a formal mandate and approve the process.
How long does the valuation report take?
The questionnaire takes about five minutes. A Partner then reviews the submission and the report is normally returned by email within 24 working hours. If a figure needs clarification, the team may contact you directly before completing it.
What it may be worth, with the arithmetic shown
A dated range based on maintainable earnings, relevant transaction evidence and the risks a buyer is likely to price.
Where value is supported and where it leaks
Each factor is assessed separately, with the evidence and practical priority written beside it.
Who may value the company most highly
A researched view of strategic buyers, private equity-backed groups and other relevant acquirer categories.
What free business valuation calculators get wrong
Free valuation report versus a formal accountant valuation
Funding valuation versus acquisition value
A business valuation you can understand and challenge
A useful business valuation calculator must do more than multiply profit by a generic number. Your report explains the earnings base, the market evidence and the company-specific factors behind the range, then sets out what may improve it.
How DealFlowAgent calculates a business valuation
We establish maintainable earnings, compare the business with relevant market evidence, and then adjust for the factors an acquirer will investigate. The result is an indicative planning range, not a formal valuation opinion or tax advice.
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This report is for planning purposes. It is not a formal valuation opinion and does not replace legal, tax or financial advice.
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What a business valuation report from us looks like
This is a page from a report prepared for a UK fire and security business. The company, its figures and the named acquirers are blurred to protect the owner. Yours follows the same structure: value on filed accounts, value today, a forward view, and the acquirers most likely to pay for your business.
Client details are never published or shared with buyers.
On the figures supplied, the business has an indicative value today of
. Its strongest features are recurring revenue, low customer concentration and a management team expected to stay.
Acquirers with recent comparable deals
Reviewed personally by our deal team
Every report is checked by the people who run our sale processes, not sent out automatically.