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Setting an Asking PriceUsing a Business BrokerSelling a Business During DivorceSelling a Failing BusinessTransferring Intellectual PropertyPreparing an Online Business for SalePreparing for Sale, Two Years OutSelling a Business QuicklyWriting a Selling MemorandumSelling a Business Step by StepSelling a Business With DebtChanges Worth Making Before Selling$499 for one calculator, one business, twelve months. Not a seat, not a subscription that renews, and not per user. A dental practice owner has no use for contingency inventory and a law firm has no chairs, so each calculator is sold on its own rather than bundled into a suite where most of it goes unopened.
The valuation calculators ship in Q4 2026. Business owners who register before release pay up to 50% less than the $499below. Nothing is charged today. As long as your details are in the system, we send the discount access details when the software opens.
One email when the software opens, and nothing else. Your details are not sold or passed on.
Pick the one that matches your business. Twelve to fourteen tabs of sector-specific modelling, your work saved, Exagium Read, and a PDF export you can hand to a lender.
One payment, one business, twelve months from the day you buy. It does not auto-renew.
Every SBA and financing calculator, free with a free account.
The purchase is tied to the business you are valuing, not to a person or a login. Valuing a second business is a second purchase.
Charged once. It does not auto-renew, and there is nothing to cancel.
From the day you buy. A sale process runs longer than anyone plans for, and a valuation gets revisited when the first offer lands.
Optional and off by default, encrypted at rest with AES-256. Come back to the model months later rather than rebuilding it.
The entire analysis — every tab, the five-year history, the normalization and the working behind each figure — generated server-side as one document. Not a screenshot of the tab you happen to be on.
Advisers and brokers are priced differently. This page is for an owner valuing their own business. If you run analyses for clients and produce reports under your own name, the channel pricing is built for that instead — single purchase plus credit tiers. See adviser and broker pricing →
Most owners need one. Buy the calculator that matches your business. If you also own the premises, the SBA 504 arithmetic is in the free financing tools rather than a second purchase.
The valuation suite is one of three paid products. They are priced separately because they answer different questions, and most people need one rather than all three.
The six-stage seller journey: quality of earnings, A/R aging, sources and uses, net proceeds, the diligence tracker and the closing checklist. It covers the third-party sale path from preparation to close, which is a different job from working out what the business is worth.
Excludes Exagium.
See the Exit Arc →$99 bundled with the Exit Arc, $399 on its own. Stage two of the Arc is imported from Exagium, which is why the two are priced together — buying the Arc without it leaves a gap in the middle of the journey.
Exagium Read, the returns scan, is included with the valuation suite above.
See Exagium →Business finance, SBA, real estate, tax and structure, and the additional calculators. Section 179 is free even though it also sits under valuation — it is a tax calculation, not a valuation.
Free with a free account.
Browse the free tools →These tools produce estimates on figures you enter. They are not valuations, appraisals, or legal, tax, accounting or lending advice, and they are not a substitute for an adviser who knows your situation. A valuation is signed by someone who accepts liability for it. ExitAdviser is operated by Simplifying Calculation LLC, a Delaware limited liability company. Terms · Privacy