Broker valuation: have your business valued by a broker
- Free and no obligation
- Broker with sector knowledge
- Your details are only shared with your consent
Get contacted
We will call you and find the right broker.
How it works
- 1
Tell us about the business
Fill in the form — it takes two minutes. The more you tell us, the better we can match you.
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We find the right broker
We find a broker who specialises in your sector and region, and contact you before we share anything.
- 3
No-obligation conversation
The broker assesses the business and explains how a sale could be approached. You decide whether to go further.
What a broker can help with
Valuation
A realistic price based on accounts, sector and market.
Sales material
A sales prospectus, key figures and a presentation that sells.
Marketing
Discreet advertising and contact with the broker’s own buyers.
Buyer screening
Non-disclosure agreements and filtering out the merely curious.
Negotiation
Price, payment, handover and non-compete clause.
Agreements and handover
Letter of intent, due diligence and purchase agreement with advisers.
Brokers on Sitavo
Prefer to choose yourself? See the brokers Sitavo has verified, and invite one directly to help with your sale.
Would you rather sell yourself?
You can also sell directly on Sitavo. Creating a listing is free, and you can share figures behind an NDA and use our free contracts.
Why Sitavo
Buyers on Sitavo
Your business can also be listed to Sitavo’s buyers and investors.
Danish and independent
We are a Danish marketplace and only recommend a broker when it makes sense for you.
Confidential
Nothing about your enquiry is shown publicly.
Broker valuation or sale price estimate?
A broker valuation is a personal review of the business: accounts, customers, contracts, organisation and market. The broker assesses what buyers in your sector will realistically pay and how a sale could be structured. It makes most sense for larger businesses or when you are considering selling within one to two years.
Guides on the topic
Step-by-step knowledge that helps you make the right decision.
OverviewIf you just want a first indication, use Sitavo’s sale price estimate.Introduction
If you just want a first indication, use Sitavo’s sale price estimate. It is based on your key figures, sector multiples and — once there are enough of them — completed deals on Sitavo, and it is ready straight away. For a family transfer or other documentation for the Danish Tax Agency, use an accountant.
How the two differBased on, Time, Suited toGuide
| Sale price estimate on Sitavo | Broker valuation | |
|---|---|---|
| Based on | Your key figures, multiples and deals on Sitavo | Review of accounts, contracts and market |
| Time | Immediately | Usually after one or more meetings |
| Suited to | Smaller businesses and online businesses, a first indication | Larger or complex businesses, a sale in preparation |
| Price | See the prices on the valuation page | Agreed with the broker; the enquiry via Sitavo is free |
Prepare for the valuationThe better the material you have ready, the more precise the valuation — whether it is done by a broker or by Sitavo’…Finance
The better the material you have ready, the more precise the valuation — whether it is done by a broker or by Sitavo’s estimate. Gather this before you start:
- Accounts: the last three annual reports and an up-to-date trial balance for the current year.
- Normalisations: owner’s salary, one-off costs and private expenses to be added to or deducted from the profit.
- Customers and contracts: the largest customers, key contracts, the lease and supplier agreements.
- Organisation: who does what, and which tasks today rest only with you.
- Your goals: desired price, time horizon and whether you will stay on for a transition period.
Use the key figures sheet to gather the figures, and read the valuation chapter of the seller’s guide.
Frequently asked questions
The enquiry through Sitavo is free and without obligation. Brokers typically charge a fee, often a percentage of the sale price and possibly a fixed amount for set-up and sales material. The broker tells you the price before you sign anything.
We review your details and contact you — typically within 1–2 working days — to learn more. We then find a broker who specialises in your sector and region. We only share your details with a broker after we have spoken with you.
Many smaller businesses and digital projects are sold directly on Sitavo without a broker — creating a listing is free. A broker makes most sense for larger or more complex sales, where valuation, negotiation and discretion matter a lot.
It is essentially the same advice, but brokers specialise. A restaurant broker knows about licences, leases and fixtures in the hospitality sector, while a commercial broker often works with businesses that have premises, employees and regular customers.
Yes. The details are only used to handle your enquiry and are only shared with a broker with your consent. None of the information is shown publicly on Sitavo.