What comes back
Priced on profit the way these deals actually are, with the revenue multiple beside it as a check.
EBITDA margin and revenue per employee next to your sector's, from published mid-market figures.
The profit your sector makes and you do not, at the multiple that sector trades on. Arithmetic you can redo on paper.
Under a 3% margin the profit multiple is dropped, and a range more than twelve times wide is not shown at all.
No account, no email to see your number. The figures are used for the calculation and not kept.
At €2M revenue and up, the Value Diagnostic: your real numbers, a fixed fee agreed up front, and a guarantee of five times that fee.
Mid-market multiples, not listed-company ones.
Listed-company multiples say little about a business with twenty people and one owner. The ranges here come from the Dutch mid-market (CBS and the Dealsuite NL M&A Monitor): deals of a few million, priced on profit. The page says which sector's figures it used, and when a sector has no deal multiples of its own it says that too.