What is your startup worth?
Five quick answers give you a price range based on what small online businesses usually sell for. Then list it at that price in a few minutes.
How we estimate
Multiples buyers actually pay
What the range is based on
Small online businesses usually sell for a multiple of their yearly profit: roughly 2.8× to 4.2× for SaaS, less for content, stores and communities that depend on one person. Without profit, buyers look at yearly revenue at a lower multiple.
What moves it up or down
Growth, age, how many customers leave each month and how many hours it takes. Buyers pay more for something growing, older than a few years, sticky and easy to run.
How to get the top of the range
Answer the questions buyers always ask, offer read-only access to revenue and analytics, and say what is included. On Linkorva that is your Deal Readiness score: "Open book" listings get the most serious offers.
For founders and community owners
Selling? List it free. Pay only when it sells.
Buyers make offers on your page; you accept, counter or decline from one private link. Listing is free. When the deal closes you pay Linkorva 4% of the final price (at least $99). Nothing if it doesn't sell.
- Describe it and answer the questions buyers always ask. Each answer raises your Deal Readiness score.
- Prove it's yours with the Linkorva badge on your site, or a code in your community's description.
- Pick the best offer. You both get each other's email at once and close through escrow.
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