FREE · NO ACCOUNT · ONE HTML BLOCK

Put an industry valuation calculator on your site.

Choose one of 26 business types. Visitors enter SDE and revenue, get two source-labeled market indications instantly, and never become a forced lead.

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1 · CHOOSE AND TRY IT

Try any SDE and revenue above. The amounts stay inside your browser and are never included in analytics.

3 · PASTE AND PREVIEW

Use the HTML block your site already provides.

No plugin, API key, or developer build is required. Paste the copied block, preview the page, and test both financial fields once.

WORDPRESS

Custom HTML block

Add a Custom HTML block where the calculator should appear, paste the code, then use Preview.

SQUARESPACE · WIX

Code or Embed element

Add the platform's HTML/code element, paste the block, and set its section to full available width.

WEBFLOW · GHOST

Embed or HTML card

Place an Embed element or HTML card in the article body and publish after previewing mobile.

PLAIN HTML

Inside the page body

Paste the block anywhere inside <body>. Its width is responsive and its height stays fixed at 500px.

Substack and Medium: these editors generally do not accept arbitrary iframes. Link to the selected full industry calculator instead.

BUILT FOR READER VALUE

Useful even when nobody becomes a lead.

01

CPAs and bookkeepers

Let clients see why normalized owner earnings and revenue can imply different market references.

02

Brokers and exit planners

Add a transparent starting point beside industry, succession, or sale-readiness material.

03

Publishers and lenders

Answer “what might this business be worth?” with interactive, period-specific evidence.

DATA AND PRIVACY CONTRACT

The calculator can see less than the reader can.

What appears: separate SDE and revenue indications plus a category median from approved public US closed-sale aggregates.

What stays in the frame: visitor-entered SDE and revenue. The amounts are not sent to our API, analytics, the publisher, or a third party.

What is measured: anonymous counts for calculator loads, uses, and referrals, grouped by business type and the publisher's normalized hostname—not its page path.

What remains protected: contributed profiles, protected percentiles, confidential transactions, company names, and individual rows never appear in these public widgets.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Using a valuation calculator widget

What does each business valuation widget calculate?

Each of the 26 calculators applies that business type's reported average SDE and revenue multiples to visitor-entered amounts. It shows the two indications separately beside the category's median reported sale price.

Does the widget collect visitors’ financial information?

No. SDE and revenue are calculated inside the visitor's browser and are not sent to businessvaluation.fyi, the publisher, or an analytics provider. Anonymous events contain only the selected business type and, for real embeds, the publisher's normalized hostname.

Is a source link required?

The copied block includes a small visible source attribution below the calculator. The link is marked nofollow, identifies the data and methodology source for readers, and is not intended to pass search-ranking credit.

Does the widget capture leads?

No. It does not ask for a name, email, phone number, company name, or account. A visitor can choose to open businessvaluation.fyi for a separate private valuation, but nothing is handed to a broker or advisor.

Will an installed calculator stay current?

Yes. The iframe loads from businessvaluation.fyi, so source-period labels, calculation safeguards, and usability improvements update without requiring the publisher to replace the embed code.

Will the older broad-sector benchmark widget keep working?

Yes. Existing broad-sector iframe installations remain supported. New installations can use the more useful business-type calculators on this page.

Is this a formal appraisal?

No. The calculators provide public category-average market references for owner-operated US small businesses. They are not certified appraisals, offers, tax opinions, fairness opinions, or predictions of a particular sale price.