What your company is worth, in 2 minutes, no consultant
Enter your financial data, pick your sector, and get an instant indicative valuation range based on real market multiples. Want the full explained report? We'll email it to you.
- No sign-up to try it
- Sector multiples reviewed quarterly
- Reports from €99
Knowing what your company is worth isn't just for when you sell
Most SME owners ask this question too late — when an offer is already on the table, or when a bank asks for it. Knowing your value range in advance gives you negotiating power and peace of mind.
Selling the company
Before negotiating with a buyer, you need to know if the offer is reasonable. Arriving with your own range stops the negotiation anchoring on the buyer's number.
Bringing in partners or investors
When someone is about to join the capital, price per share is usually the first friction point. An objective reference speeds up the conversation.
Inheritance and succession
Dividing shares between heirs without a value reference causes conflict. A clear estimate helps keep the family conversation fair.
Seeking financing
Banks and investors respond better to an owner who already understands their business's value and financial health.
Planning and peace of mind
Many owners simply want to know where they stand. Reviewing your valuation once a year is as reasonable as reviewing your accounts.
First screening for advisors
Accounting and advisory firms preparing succession processes use PymeValue as a first filter before referring to an expert appraiser when needed.
How PymeValue works
Enter your data
Revenue, approximate EBITDA or profit, sector, years trading and net financial debt. Two minutes, no sign-up.
We apply your sector's multiples
We cross your figures with EV/EBITDA and revenue multiple ranges, adjusted for age, owner dependency and business trend.
You get an instant indicative range
You'll see an enterprise value (EV) and an equity value after subtracting your net debt, with the method explained in plain language.
Request the full valuation if you need it
Want the full PDF breakdown — with all three valuation methods and recommendations? You'll get it by email within 24 business hours.
Multiples-based valuation calculator
Indicative estimate based on market multiples by sector. Result in about 2 minutes.
This calculator gives a simple, indicative estimate based on approximate sector multiples; it is not valid for real cases and has no formal validity.
To find out what your company is really worth, request our full valuation (audit), with a review of your accounts and three valuation methods.
Request full valuationA fixed, transparent price — no surprises
You pay per report, not per hour of anyone's time. Choose the level of detail you need.
Essential Report
- Valuation via multiples method (EBITDA and revenue)
- 4-6 page PDF with the range explained
- Delivered within 24 business hours
- No discounted cash flow (DCF)
- No review session
Full Valuation
- Three methods: multiples, simplified DCF and asset value
- 12-16 page PDF with sector benchmark
- Recommendations to improve value
- Review of your uploaded accounts (up to 3 years)
- Not a signed expert opinion
Advisor Plan
- 5 full valuations included per month
- Report branded with your firm's logo
- Extra reports at a reduced rate
- Requires a minimum monthly volume
Traditional valuation cost vs. PymeValue
A traditional expert business valuation report done by an economist or auditor is usually billed by consulting hours (€80-200/hour according to Spanish rates published in 2026) applied to the 15-25 hours typical of this kind of engagement, which puts the usual cost between €1,500 and €5,000, and it can exceed that in complex, corporate or judicial cases.
| Item | Traditional expert valuation | PymeValue |
|---|---|---|
| Typical cost | €1,500 – €5,000+ | €99 – €199 |
| Delivery time | 2 to 6 weeks | 2 minutes (calculator) + 24h (report) |
| Meetings required | Several with the consultant | None |
| Expert / court validity | Yes (depending on the professional) | No — it's an indicative estimate |
| Best for | Litigation, formal inheritance, large deals | First reference, negotiation, planning |
Consulting fee source: Cronoshare, "¿Cuánto cuesta una consultoría empresarial?" (2026). PymeValue does not replace an expert report: it's the tool to get to that conversation with a first, well-founded figure.
Everything people ask before calculating
Is the PymeValue estimate an official expert valuation?
No. It is an automatic indicative estimate based on market multiples. It is not an expert valuation or an official appraisal, it does not replace an expert's judgement, and it has no legal or tax validity by itself.
How long does it take to get the report?
The calculator gives you a range instantly, in about 2 minutes. The detailed, explained PDF report is usually emailed to you within 24 business hours.
What financial data do I need to use the calculator?
Annual revenue, approximate EBITDA or profit, sector, years of activity, and net financial debt. Approximate figures are fine if you don't have your accounts to hand.
What is EBITDA and why is it used to value a company?
EBITDA is earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation. It measures a business's cash-generating capacity regardless of its financial structure, and underpins the multiples method, the most common approach for SME transactions.
Is PymeValue a certification or auditing body?
No. PymeValue is not a certification body or an auditor and does not issue expert opinions. We provide an indicative estimation tool based on market data.
Can I use the report to sell my company or apply for financing?
It can serve as a first reference to prepare a negotiation or a conversation with your bank or advisor, but formal sale, inheritance or litigation processes require an expert valuation from a qualified professional.
Where do the multiples used by the calculator come from?
We start from EV/EBITDA multiple ranges published by M&A firms and sector reports, adjusted downward to reflect the typical small-company discount versus the mid-market. They are reviewed quarterly.
What happens if my EBITDA is zero or negative?
In that case the calculator falls back on a revenue multiple as a reference, flagging that the resulting range is less precise. We recommend combining it with the full valuation for a more reliable read.
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