ExitSight review
Seven valuation methods, scenario modeling, and PDF reports for $149 per month.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
ExitSight is browser-based software for valuing privately held businesses, aimed at owners and the professionals who advise or assess them, including CPAs, brokers, appraisers, attorneys, buyers, and searchers. It brings financial statement recasting, valuation methods, deal calculations, and report generation into one workflow. Small-business advisors exploring sale scenarios may find its combination of valuation and financing analysis especially relevant; buyers seeking only a quick estimate may not need its broader toolkit.
Valuation coverage is a central strength. Users can import statements from Excel or CSV, record proposed add-backs with a stated basis, and calculate valuations through income, market, and asset approaches. The listed methods include discounted cash flow and comparable sales or industry multiples. ExitSight can reconcile valuation indications using assigned weights and a range chart, then compare worst-, base-, and best-case scenarios. Deal-structuring tools let users test price justification, debt service coverage, seller notes, and loan terms. This breadth suits advisors weighing more than one approach, rather than users who need only a single valuation method.
The Monthly plan costs $149 per month; the Annual plan costs $1,490 per year. Both include unlimited valuations and reports, all seven valuation methods plus deal-structuring tools, a Deal Multiples Database refreshed quarterly, and email support. The web product connects with QuickBooks and Xero, accepts Excel and CSV imports, and exports appraisal-style reports as PDF and engagement files as .esv. A 30-day money-back guarantee applies, but this is not a free trial. Choose ExitSight if you need scenario analysis, weighted reconciliations, and financing tests alongside reports. Those seeking a free option or a desktop product should look elsewhere.
ExitSight pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines income, market, and asset-based valuation approaches
- Reconciles valuation indications with assigned weights and a range chart
- Models sale scenarios and tests buyer financing terms
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; monthly pricing starts at $149
- Available as a web product, with no other platform listed
- Email is the listed support channel
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