Know what your business is really worth
A short valuation call with an experienced business professional. Straight talk, no pressure. Then a full written report if you want the documentation.
Valuation & Consulting
Valuation is where most owners start. Here is how we can help from there.
Business Valuations
Know your number before you negotiate.
- Income approach & market comps
- SDE / EBITDA analysis
- Written report available
Consulting
An outside expert's read on your business.
- Growth & exit planning
- Operations review
- Transition planning
From first call to clear numbers
No obligation, no pressure. Just a straight answer about where your business stands.
Valuation Call
15–20 minutes. Tell us about the business: revenue, profit, industry, and what you're trying to accomplish.
We Scope the Valuation
We review what you shared and explain which approach fits your business and what a full valuation would cover.
Written Report
Need documentation for a sale, partner buyout, SBA loan, or estate plan? A full report runs $495–$1,500 depending on complexity.
30+ years in business, on your side of the table
Elite Business Services is run by Jay Morgan, a Fort Lauderdale business professional and U.S. Air Force veteran. Three decades of hands-on business and automotive-industry experience means operational know-how that goes beyond the spreadsheet.
Book your valuation call
Call, text or email and we'll schedule your 15–20 minute call.
Tell us what you need and we will set up your free intro call. Everything you share is confidential.
Frequently asked
What's my business actually worth?
On the call we'll talk through your business and explain how a valuation is built. A full written report ($495–$1,500) gives you the documented number for sales, buyouts, SBA loans or estate planning.
What happens on the call?
A 15–20 minute conversation about your revenue, profit, industry and goals. No obligation, and no pressure to move forward with anything.
How much does a full valuation report cost?
Typically $495–$1,500 depending on business size and complexity. You get an exact quote after the call.
Do I have to sell to get a valuation?
No. Owners use valuations for negotiation leverage, buy-sell agreements, partner buyouts, SBA financing, divorce or estate matters, or simply to know where they stand.
What industries do you work with?
A broad range of small and mid-size businesses, with especially deep experience in automotive and service businesses.
How long does a full valuation take?
Typically 1–2 weeks, depending on how quickly the financial documents come in.