MultiplesBook review
A free SDE-and-multiple calculator, with saved valuations and PDF reports in Pro.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
MultiplesBook is a browser-based valuation tool for small-business owners and buyers who want a straightforward estimate from seller’s discretionary earnings (SDE). Users enter an earnings multiple, can add inventory at cost, and get low, high, and midpoint values. A separate calculator estimates startup pre-money and post-money values from funding and equity inputs. The free tools run without an account, making the product suited to solo users who need a quick, simple calculation rather than a full valuation workflow.
The free tools are permanently available at no charge and can be run without a stated usage limit; reports can be printed from the browser. MultiplesBook Pro costs $14 per month for every business. It adds PDF downloads without the product watermark, saved valuations tied to a business and date, branded reports, and exports of businesses and valuations. Pro also connects to QuickBooks Online or Xero. A 14-day Pro trial is available without a card to start. This tier makes more sense for users who need reusable records or shareable reports than for someone making a one-off estimate.
The method is deliberately narrow: the estimate uses the user's own earnings multiple, not published comparable-company multiples. The described tools do not include DCF or asset-based valuation methods, and the vendor says its arithmetic is not a certified appraisal or signed valuation opinion. Choose MultiplesBook for an initial SDE-based estimate, a startup funding calculation, or basic valuation records. Look elsewhere if a decision requires market-derived multiples, a broader valuation methodology, or a certified opinion.
MultiplesBook pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free browser tools run without an account or stated usage limit
- Shows low, high, and midpoint values and can add inventory at cost
- Pro saves valuations and adds PDF reports, exports, and accounting connections
- Where it doesn't
- Valuations rely on an earnings multiple entered by the user
- No built-in DCF, market-multiple data, or asset-based method
- The vendor says its calculations are not a certified appraisal or signed opinion
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