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ValuAdder review

#6 of 35 in Business Valuation Software

A desktop valuation toolkit with multiple methods and a separate report-builder option.

7.9/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026

ValuAdder is desktop business valuation software for professional advisors, business owners, buyers, and investors. It brings income-, market-, and asset-approach methods into one product, including discounted cash flow, comparable-company and transaction analysis, capitalized earnings, and capitalized excess earnings. That breadth makes it relevant to small firms that need to assess different kinds of businesses without choosing a single valuation method upfront.

The valuation workflow extends beyond model selection: users can normalize financial statements, forecast earnings, assess risk, calculate discount rates, and compare what-if scenarios side by side. DCF includes exit-multiple and perpetuity-growth terminal value models, while market comps draw on comparable public companies and precedent transactions. Calculation summaries can be transferred to the separate Report Builder, which creates editable formal appraisal reports. This split may suit teams that want to add formal reporting when needed, but the Report Builder is not part of the base software purchase.

According to the vendor's pricing page, ValuAdder Business Valuation Software is $375 one time. The Report Builder is $185 one time, while the Pro Package combines both for $504 one time; package options are also shown at $280 per month for Pro and $375 per month for All-In-One. The All-In-One Package is listed at $675 one time and includes five products. The software runs on Windows or macOS and supports remote desktop use, with listed connections to cloud storage services including OneDrive, iCloud, and Google Drive. Firms seeking a desktop tool and a one-time base purchase should consider it; buyers who need an all-in-one cloud workflow or prefer not to purchase reporting separately may want another fit.

ValuAdder pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Supports DCF, market comps, capitalized earnings, and excess earnings methods
    • Includes forecasting, risk assessment, and side-by-side scenario analysis
    • Runs on Windows and macOS, with remote desktop access options
  • Where it doesn't
    • The valuation software is desktop-only
    • The Report Builder costs extra unless included in a package
    • Package pricing also includes monthly installment options to compare

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