Enter a few real numbers and see how your business stacks up against industry benchmarks for service businesses your size. No sign-up, no catch. Round to the nearest thousand. Close enough is close enough here.
Quick note before you start. This works best for businesses run by one main owner. If you've got an equal partner or two, the numbers will still be in the right ballpark, but the take-home and value figures are built around a single owner, so treat them as rough if that's you.
Your total sales for your most recent full year.
The bottom line on your profit and loss. Best guess is fine.
Not sure? It's the total liabilities line on your balance sheet. Enter 0 if you're debt-free.
Here's how your numbers line up against where a healthy business your size tends to land. These benchmarks are meant to give you a sense of how your business compares, not an exact measurement of it.
They're industry benchmarks meant to give you a rough sense of where a business your size tends to land. They're a starting point, not a verdict. What's actually going on inside your business depends on details no calculator can see, and sometimes a number that looks low is really about how the books are set up, not how the business is running. Understanding what's behind those numbers is what I help service business owners do.
These figures are estimates based on industry benchmarks for businesses your size, not a formal valuation or financial advice.
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