Business valuation for capital decisions.
Choose one verified free SME valuation preview, a 14-day one-off pass, or a quarterly plan with separate premium run and report download credits for normalized financials, DCF analysis, dynamic market multiples, method weighting, sensitivity, risk diagnostics, and buyer-style interpretation.
- Indicative enterprise value range
- Verified email access
- No payment required
- 4 premium valuation runs
- 1 premium PDF report
- Credits expire after 14 days
- 30 premium valuation runs
- 6 premium PDF reports
- $10 per extra run after quarterly runs are used
- $69 per extra report after quarterly reports are used
- 90 premium runs and 18 PDF reports
- 15 active client workspaces
- Up to 30 archived workspaces with 12-month retention
- Co-branded PDF reports
- $10 per extra run after quarterly runs are used
- $69 per extra report after quarterly reports are used
How the valuation workflow moves from input to report.
Enter the operating picture.
Revenue, EBITDA, industry, country, growth, and debt inputs establish the valuation context.
Review the free valuation range.
The preview gives an indicative enterprise value view without a premium checkout.
Unlock the PDF memo.
The premium report adds methodology, sensitivity, risk diagnostics, and buyer-style interpretation.
What the premium report covers.
Designed to turn financial inputs into an advisory-style valuation narrative.
Valuation Summary
Enterprise value, equity value, and valuation range.
Users get a practical view of what the business may be worth and how the range was formed.
- Enterprise value
- Equity value
- Valuation bridge
- Executive summary
Methodology
Normalized financials plus method-weight logic.
The report shows user inputs, default assumptions where blanks are left, normalization, and the method blend behind the final range.
- Input snapshot
- Default assumption review
- Financial normalization
- Method weighting
Market View
DCF logic plus dynamic multiple benchmarking.
The report combines cash flow assumptions, industry multiples, geography, quality factors, and market context.
- DCF summary
- EBITDA multiples
- Sensitivity view
- Dynamic market multiple
Risk Review
Risk signals that explain valuation confidence.
Flags around revenue quality, margins, leverage, geography, and liquidity help users interpret the number.
- Confidence rating
- Risk flags
- Country context
- Liquidity adjustment
Decision Support
Buyer interpretation and negotiation notes.
The output is framed for founders, investors, lenders, advisors, and buyers preparing for a serious discussion.
- Buyer notes
- Investor view
- Value drivers
- Next steps
Built for people who need a valuation before the meeting.
Fast enough for early screening, structured enough for serious planning.
Owners
Plan a sale, succession, or strategic option.
Understand a practical valuation range before entering a sensitive conversation.
Investors
Screen opportunities and compare assumptions.
Use the preview and report to quickly pressure-test growth, margin, and leverage.
Advisors
Support clients with a clean valuation memo.
Use structured outputs for consulting, brokerage, accounting, and corporate finance discussions.
Business valuation guides.
Business valuation methods for SMEs.
Understand the main business valuation methods for SMEs, including DCF analysis, EBITDA multiples, risk adjustments, and practical valuation interpretation.
DCF valuation for small businesses.
Learn how discounted cash flow valuation works for small businesses, including forecasts, discount rates, terminal value, and sensitivity analysis.
EBITDA multiple valuation for SMEs.
Learn how EBITDA multiple valuation works, why multiples vary by sector and risk profile, and how buyers interpret SME earnings quality.
What a business valuation report should include.
Learn what a useful business valuation report should include, from valuation range and methods to risk diagnostics, sensitivity analysis, and buyer interpretation.
Small business valuation calculator guide.
Understand how small business valuation calculators work, what inputs matter, and why a report-backed valuation range is stronger than a simple formula.
Business valuation FAQ.
What is the ValuSight Business Valuation tool used for?
It helps business owners, founders, investors, and advisors estimate an indicative SME enterprise value range using DCF logic, market multiple context, risk diagnostics, and country adjustments.
Is the free valuation preview the same as the premium report?
No. The free preview shows the headline valuation range and core context. The premium PDF adds detailed methodology, valuation drivers, sensitivity analysis, risk signals, and buyer-style interpretation.
Which valuation methods does ValuSight support?
The business valuation workflow combines discounted cash flow analysis, market multiple benchmarking, country and liquidity adjustments, and risk-based interpretation.
Can this replace a formal valuation opinion?
No. ValuSight is a decision-support and screening tool. It helps frame valuation discussions, but it is not a certified appraisal, fairness opinion, audit, tax opinion, or legal advice.