Start with one number. Most online calculators multiply your collections and stop — missing the adjustments a real buyer makes. Move the slider below and watch just one of them work.
Normalizing what you pay yourself is one of twenty adjustments we run. Here's that one, live.
That spread between what you pay yourself and the market rate drops straight to EBITDA — and gets multiplied at sale. This is 1 of 20 adjustments we run.
Why a range, and not a number?
Because we only know one thing about your practice so far — what you pay yourself. Tell us where to send your estimate and we'll tighten this range toward your real number.
We'll also send the other 19 things buyers adjust — the add-backs that never show up on a P&L.
Range tightening…
Do you own the building the practice operates in?
Besides you, how many providers produce in the practice?
This final step uses your P&L to document every add-back, line by line — the defensible figure you can hand a broker or buyer.
Illustrative — one lever of many, not your final valuation. Shown through a group/DSO buyer's lens (the figure for an owner-operator sale is computed differently). Excludes lab-fee splits and other specialty adjustments. Shown as the change to your value, not your practice's total worth.