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Know exactly what your business is worth, whether buyers will want it, and the best strategy to maximize your sale price
Stop guessing what your business is worth. We sell 9 out of 10 projects within 10% of the price we assign.
How It Works:
- ✓ Three Price Points, Not One Get your rock bottom, most probable, and maximum financeable prices - not a vague range.
- ✓ Real Experts, Not a Formula Every evaluation is conducted by a Certified M&A Professional (CM&AP) and a CPA/CFVA working together.
- ✓ 90% Accuracy We sell 9 out of 10 projects within 10% of the price we assign.
Next Steps:
- 1 Enter your company website (or name)
- 2 Tell us a bit about your business
- 3 We'll review and be in touch within one business day
Before you make any decision about exiting - when to sell, how to structure a deal, what price to accept - you need real answers. What is your business actually worth? What's standing between you and a successful sale? Our evaluation gives you both.
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You’ve been thinking about selling. Maybe for months. And the one question you can’t shake is: what’s my business actually worth?
You’ve looked at online calculators. Maybe a broker threw out a number over coffee. But none of it felt real - because none of it was based on your books, your market, or what buyers are actually paying right now. You’re stuck making the biggest financial decision of your life on guesswork.
It doesn’t have to be that way. Imagine knowing your floor price, your most likely sale price, and your ceiling - all backed by real analysis from a Certified M&A Professional and a CPA with a financial valuation credential. Imagine walking into every conversation with buyers and advisors knowing exactly where you stand. That’s what our evaluation gives you.
Three Numbers That Change Everything
Most evaluations hand you a single number and call it done. Ours gives you three, because each one serves a different purpose in your decision-making.
Your rock bottom price is your floor - the number below which you walk away. Knowing this protects you from accepting a bad deal under pressure. Your Most Probable Sales Price (MPSP) is what you’ll likely get in a well-run process, based on current market conditions and real buyer behavior. And your maximum financeable price is the ceiling - where the deal can go when strategic buyers compete and financing gets creative.
The MPSP is where we hang our hat. We sell 9 out of 10 projects within 10% of that number. When your broker’s price estimate is that accurate, you can plan your next chapter around it.
When the Numbers Tell a Bigger Story
Sometimes we find something the financials alone don’t capture. You’ve built proprietary technology, or you hold a market position a competitor needs, or your customer relationships are worth more to a buyer than what the spreadsheet says.
When that happens, we recommend an unpriced bid process - a structured competition among qualified buyers. We’ve seen this approach double what the financial valuation suggested. You won’t know if you’re sitting on strategic value until someone qualified takes a hard look.
Done by Professionals, Not a Formula
Every evaluation is led by a Certified M&A Professional (CM&AP) who lives in the deal market - someone who knows what buyers actually pay and why. Working alongside them is a CPA who holds a Certified Financial Valuation Analyst (CFVA) credential, trained specifically in business valuation methodology.
Two senior professionals. Your actual financials. Current market data. That’s why the number holds up when buyers show up.
Yes, We Ask for Documents
Any broker who quotes you a number without reviewing your financials is blowing smoke. You can’t evaluate a business for sale in good faith without the real documentation.
We’ll ask for tax returns, P&L statements, balance sheets, customer concentration data, and more. It’s thorough - because thoroughness protects you from spending months chasing an unrealistic price.
Designed for Busy Owners
You’ve got a business to run. We know.
We work directly with your bookkeeper or CPA to gather what we need. If you’d rather just give us access to your accounting system, our analyst will pull the reports. The goal is to get everything right while keeping demands on your time to a minimum.
Once we have your documents, expect your evaluation within 10 business days.
Building Your Case From Day One
After the financial review, we schedule an operations call. It’s a structured interview, not a sales pitch. We dig into things buyers care about: whether the business can run without you, what’s driving growth, how your industry is trending, how predictable your revenue is, the health of your margins, and your competitive position.
Here’s why this matters to you: everything we learn goes straight into your marketing package. If you decide to move forward with Arx, we’ve already built the foundation. No starting over. No wasted time.
This Works Both Ways
This evaluation isn’t just us sizing up your business. It’s your chance to size us up - see our thoroughness, our communication, our thinking - before you commit to anything.
For our part, we’re figuring out whether this is a project we can successfully bring to market. We turn down roughly 85% of inquiries. Not because those businesses aren’t worth selling, but because we only take on projects where we’re confident we can deliver. If we say yes, it means we’ve looked at everything and believe we can get it done. That’s worth more than any promise.
No Fee. No Obligation. No Catch.
The evaluation is completely free. If you decide not to move forward, you walk away with real clarity about your business’s position in the market - three price points, a professional assessment, and a clear picture of what buyers will see.
If you do decide to work with Arx, we operate on a success fee basis - we get paid when you get paid. Your interests and ours are the same from day one.
You’ve got a free evaluation done by real M&A professionals with a 90% accuracy track record, zero obligation, and a chance to see exactly how we work before committing to anything. There’s no downside here.

"As a business owner you'll exit your business in one of three ways: when you want to, when you have to, or feet first. Planning a successful exit from a business you've built and preserving your wealth and legacy starts with understanding its true value - and any hurdles to your marketability. If you're considering an exit in the next 1-3 years you should start your evaluation today."— Brecht Palombo, Founder & Managing Director