What is your business worth?

Held in strict confidence

Request your private valuation

Name

Phone

Business category

State

Annual gross revenue

When do you want to sell?

Anything we should know?

No listing, no announcement, no obligation — until you say so.

How we price a business

Cash flow first — most Main Street businesses sell on a multiple of seller’s discretionary earnings (SDE) — the owner benefit a buyer actually steps into.
Closed comps, not listings — we price against what buyers actually paid in your category and county over 22 years — not asking prices.
Lease & transferability — lease terms, staff depth, and how cleanly the business runs without you move the multiple up or down.
Financeability — a price a lender will underwrite is a price that closes — we sanity-check every valuation against SBA lending standards.

What to have ready

Don’t have everything? Start anyway — your broker will tell you what matters for your category.

“They valued the deli at a number I didn’t believe — then closed above it.”

Sold — Nassau County, NY

Submit the request

Five fields, held in strict confidence. No listing agreement, no commitment.

Broker review call

A senior broker walks your financials and comps with you — usually within one business day.

Your number, your call

You get a documented valuation range. List now, improve first, or simply keep the baseline.

Thinking about selling, but not ready yet?

A valuation now gives you a baseline — and a plan for the two or three changes that add the most value before you list.

How selling with ECBB works