Free tool · Indicative valuation

What is my company worth?

A first range in two minutes, based on current transaction multiples in the German-speaking market: EBITDA and EBIT multiples, cross-checked against a revenue multiple and a capitalised earnings value, supplemented by a value driver analysis. All figures in millions of euros.

Your company

Value drivers

Eight questions that move the multiple up or down.

Dependence on the owner

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How much does the business hang on you as the owner?

 

Customer concentration

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How much revenue comes from a few key accounts?

 

Recurring revenue

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What share of revenue comes from maintenance, subscriptions or framework agreements?

 

Revenue development

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How has your revenue developed over the past three years?

 

Competitive position

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How strong is your position in the market?

 

Team and organisation

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How stable are your team and your second tier of management?

 

Documentation and processes

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How well documented are your processes?

 

Deferred investment

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Is there a backlog of investment in machinery, IT or equipment?

 

Still missing: Revenue, Employees, EBIT last year, EBIT year before, EBITDA, Your managing director salary, One-off effects, 8 value drivers.

Result

The calculator works on all your inputs together. Complete the form and rate the eight value drivers, then we will run the numbers.

Still missing: Revenue, Employees, EBIT last year, EBIT year before, EBITDA, Your managing director salary, One-off effects, 8 value drivers.

A non-binding orientation based on current transaction multiples in the German-speaking market. It does not replace a formal valuation.

Method

How the calculator works

The calculator reproduces how mid-market transactions in the German-speaking region are actually priced: two multiples on sustainable earning power, cross-checked against a revenue multiple and a capitalised earnings value, and adjusted for the qualitative factors buyers pay for.

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Normalised profitability

The basis is sustainable earning power: a two-year average of EBIT to smooth outlier years, alongside EBITDA, both adjusted to a market-level managing director salary and normalised for the balance of one-off effects. Those are the earnings figures a buyer would actually sign up to.

02

Two anchors, two cross-checks

The valuation rests on two equally weighted anchors: the EBITDA multiple and the EBIT multiple, both sector- and size-dependent, taken from the observed transaction range. The revenue multiple and the capitalised earnings value run alongside as a plausibility check and do not enter the mean.

03

Value drivers

Eight qualitative factors, from dependence on the owner through recurring revenue to deferred investment, shift the multiple by a factor of 0.70 to 1.30 within the sector range. Less risk supports a valuation in the upper third.

20 × 3

sectors × size bands

2 + 2

valuation anchors and cross-checks

Q2/2026

data basis: mid-market multiples

What the result is not

The result is an indication of enterprise value. What reaches the shareholders (equity value) additionally depends on net financial debt, on debt-like items and on non-operating assets.

A defensible valuation also takes the business plan, the market position and the transaction structure into account. The calculator does not replace it: it is a non-binding orientation and neither a valuation report nor tax or investment advice. If you need a derived figure rather than a range, the next step is exit readiness and indicative valuation.

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