Practice Value Tool

What is your practice worth?
Start with a real range.

Get an indicative enterprise-value range based on the financial performance, transferability, and market profile of your business. A few financial inputs, a few operating questions, and about four minutes.

An auction room, bidders raising paddles toward a single vase under one light, the moment a price is set

The inputs

A few numbers off your P&L. A few questions about the business.

Use trailing twelve months if available. A last full year is fine. Use round numbers. The result is a range, not an appraisal, and the questions adjust to the kind of business you are valuing.

  1. 1Business
  2. 2Financials
  3. 3Market profile
  4. 4Value
Step 1 of 41. Business ✓

What kind of business are we valuing?

The valuation method changes with the type of business. Pick the one that fits.

Step 2 of 42. Financials ✓

Start with three numbers.

Trailing twelve months if you have it, otherwise the last full year. Round numbers are fine.

Step 3 of 43. Market profile ✓

How transferable is the business?

The financials set earning power. These answers set how a buyer reads the risk.

Step 4 of 44. Your range✓

Where should we send your copy?

Your range appears immediately. We will also email the summary so you can keep it or review it with your accountant.

We do not sell your information.

What this is

A starting point, and an honest one.

Built from your numbers

The model normalizes earnings, then applies a valuation method appropriate to the type, size, and transferability of the business you selected.

Grounded in market behavior

Buyer depth, owner dependence, provider concentration, payer mix, recurring revenue, growth, geography, and management depth can all move the range.

Not an appraisal

This is an indicative planning range designed to start a useful conversation. A transaction-specific opinion requires deeper financial and operating diligence.