Commercial Business Analysis

EBITDA Calculator & Business Valuation

Free EBITDA calculator with adjusted EBITDA add-backs, EBITDA margin and a built-in business valuation calculator. Paste numbers straight from your P&L — commas stay, dollar signs are stripped.

EBITDA inputs

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Margin & valuation

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3× (small services)8× (SaaS / high-growth)
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Estimated business valuation

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$0 × 5.0× industry multiple

Estimate only. Real-world buyers adjust for growth, customer concentration, working capital and recurring revenue. Use this as a starting anchor, not a transaction price.

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Each bar shows what's being added back to net income to reach EBITDA — then adjusted EBITDA on top.

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How the EBITDA calculator works

EBITDA = Net Income + Interest + Taxes + Depreciation + Amortization. Pull each line straight from your income statement. The formula strips out financing structure (interest), tax policy and non-cash accounting charges so you can compare operating performance across businesses.

Adjusted EBITDA add-backs

Adjusted EBITDA normalizes owner-operator items most buyers add back: owner compensation above market rate, one-time legal or settlement costs, personal expenses run through the business, and other non-recurring items. This is what lenders and M&A buyers actually underwrite to.

Business valuation calculator

Valuation ≈ Adjusted EBITDA × industry multiple. Small owner-operated services 3–4×, mid-market 5–6×, SaaS / high-growth 7–8×+. Real transactions also weigh growth rate, customer concentration, recurring revenue and working capital — treat this as a starting anchor, not a price.

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