What It's Worth Today
A directional dollar value range built on your Seller's Discretionary Earnings and a market multiple for law firms, plus your exit-readiness score and grade.
Get a directional dollar value for your practice — grounded in real law-firm transaction multiples and an exit-readiness score across the three levers buyers pay for: transferable earnings, de-risked operations, and a firm that runs without you. Then see what it could be worth if you close the gap. Five minutes. Free.
Answer a dozen questions and get a value range plus an exit-readiness score. Want a tighter number? A short second tier on your financials, operations, and succession sharpens the estimate. Best-guess answers are fine — this is directional, not an appraisal.
What your firm is worth today, why the multiple lands where it does, what it could be worth at improved readiness, and a 90-day plan to close the gap.
A directional dollar value range built on your Seller's Discretionary Earnings and a market multiple for law firms, plus your exit-readiness score and grade.
The factors moving your multiple — owner dependency, revenue quality, client concentration, financial hygiene, transferability — each tied to your own answers.
The value at improved readiness, the dollar gap between here and there, and the two or three moves that would lift your multiple the most.
One financial-readiness move (days 0-30), one de-risking move (31-60), one owner-readiness move (61-90). Value Acceleration, specific enough to start Monday.
Most firm owners think their practice is worth more than the market will pay — because most of the value is still tied up in them, and that doesn't transfer. The number is usually lower than you hoped and closer than you think to changeable. Knowing it is the first move; building toward it is where the real money is made.