AppraisalWhat could your business sell for?

A free, confidential view of your business's value from people who've bought and sold businesses themselves.

Our 30-second estimate draws on more than 3,400 Australian business sales and published industry price guides.

30-second estimate

A few quick questions about your business.

You'll see your estimated sale price straight away, and we'll email you a copy. Everything you share is strictly confidential.

Example only

$400,000 to $790,000

Where a business sits in its range depends on how spread out its customers are, how much revenue repeats, how it runs without the owner, and its staff.

We only use your details to send your estimate and follow up if you'd like.

Privacy policy
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Something went wrong. Please try again in a moment.

Free appraisal

For a figure you can plan around, we'll prepare a free, confidential appraisal using your own accounts. There's no obligation to sell.

Request a free appraisal

1. Tell us about your business

The form takes about two minutes.

2. Send your accounts

Reply to our email with your last three years of profit and loss statements.

3. We prepare your appraisal

We value your business on its real figures and email you the report, usually within a week.

Q&A

Is it really free?

Yes. Both the estimate and the appraisal are completely free, and there's no obligation to sell.

Is my information kept confidential?

Yes. We never contact your staff, customers or suppliers, and nothing is made public.

How accurate is the estimated sale price?

It's a guide based on sales of similar businesses, not your own accounts, so the range is wide. A free appraisal uses your figures to narrow it down, but because market conditions and buyer demand change, the only way to know the exact price is to take your business to market.

What if my industry isn't listed?

Agriculture, mining and utilities aren't covered by the estimate. Request a free appraisal instead.

What will I need for a free appraisal?

Your last three years of profit and loss statements. Accountant-prepared is best, but your own up-to-date figures work too.

How long does a free appraisal take?

You'll get an email from us within a few minutes asking for your accounts. Once we have them, we aim to send your appraisal within a week.

Find out what your business could sell for. Request a free, confidential appraisal.
Request a free appraisal