Free business valuation tool

Discover Your Business's Value

Answer a few questions about your business sector, financial performance and premises, and get an indicative value range grounded in current Australian market conditions.

Free to use · No obligation · Australian business sectors

The Bizionary valuation calculator

Three quick steps. Everything is calculated in your browser and nothing is stored.

Step 1 of 3: Your business

Start with the basics. These details frame how buyers and brokers will assess your business in the Australian market.

Do you work in the business day to day? (required)
Premises status (required)
Reason for valuation (optional)

What shapes a business valuation in Australia

The calculator uses broad sector multipliers, but real buyers weigh a wider set of factors before settling on a price.

Earnings quality

Sustainable, documented earnings support stronger multipliers than profits that depend on one-off jobs or a single customer.

Owner dependence

Businesses that run without the owner day to day are generally easier to sell and attract better offers.

Premises and lease

A secure, assignable lease or freehold premises adds certainty for buyers; short or uncertain terms can reduce value.

Assets and stock

Plant, equipment and saleable stock are added to the goodwill component when calculating the total asking range.

Market conditions

Buyer demand in your sector and region shifts over time, which is why valuations are expressed as a range, not one number.

Customer base

Repeat customers, contracts and a diversified client base reduce buyer risk and support the upper end of the range.

This tool provides a general indicative estimate only. It is not financial, legal or tax advice, and it is not a formal valuation. For advice specific to your circumstances, please consult your accountant, lawyer or other qualified adviser. When you are ready, you can read more about selling your business or compare business brokers.

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