Free Business Valuation

Ryan C. Winter | Truforte Business Group

Request a broker valuation

Get a free, confidential business valuation from a licensed Florida business broker who sells businesses across the state. No cost, no obligation, and your information stays private.

  • Kept confidential, never sold or shared for marketing
  • No cost and no obligation
  • A real response, usually within one business day

Prefer to talk now? Call (904) 789-1276 · Truforte Business Group

Based in St. Augustine. Serving business owners across Florida.

Tell me about your business

Your information is kept confidential and is never sold or shared for marketing.

Rather talk first? Book a confidential call

What happens after you request a valuation

  1. I review your request myself, usually within one business day.
  2. We have a short, confidential conversation about your business, your goals, and your timing.
  3. I ask for basic financials, typically recent tax returns and profit and loss statements, so the number reflects your actual results.
  4. You get my written opinion of value and the main things driving it up or down, including what would raise it before a sale.
  5. You decide what happens next. There is no cost and no obligation to sell.
How to Value a Business: SDE, Multiples and Add-BacksBefore your valuation: how small businesses are valued and which add-backs are legitimate.

Frequently asked questions

Is the valuation really free?

Yes. There is no cost and no obligation. Many owners use it to plan ahead, even if a sale is years away.

Will anyone find out I am thinking about selling?

No. Your information stays confidential and is never sold or shared for marketing. Confidentiality is the first rule of every engagement I take on.

How is this different from an online calculator?

My free valuation calculator gives a quick automated range. A broker valuation looks at your actual financials, owner add-backs, lease, staff, and customer mix, which is what buyers and lenders will look at too.

What drives the value of a Florida business?

Mostly the reliability of your earnings: clean books, recurring revenue, a team that can run without you, and no single customer carrying the business. My Florida owner’s guide to business valuation explains each factor.