I got a DM last month from a seller who’d been running his store for five years. He’d never checked its value. Not once.
When he finally ran the numbers, he found out three things. His inventory, which he’d completely forgotten to count, added $34,000 to his number. His multiple was lower than average because his traffic was 90% Facebook ads. And his profit—once he separated personal expenses from business expenses—was higher than he’d reported on his taxes.
He walked away with a real number instead of a gut feeling. And a list of things to fix before he listed.
Most Shopify sellers never check their store’s value until the day they want to sell. By then, it’s too late. The number is what it is. Check it a year before you list, and you’ve got time to make it bigger. Here’s the fastest way to get your number.
30 Seconds. Four Questions.
You don’t need spreadsheets. You don’t need a broker. You don’t need to pull tax returns.
Enter your store URL, the year you launched, and your monthly revenue range. We’ll send you a complete valuation report with your estimated sale price, what’s driving your multiple, what’s holding it back, and what you can do to increase it before you list.
The number is grounded in real market data—the same multiples buyers are paying for Shopify stores right now. Not a formula from 2020. Not a guess.
What the Report Tells You
A valuation number is useful. The reasons behind it are more useful.
Your report breaks everything down: which factors pushed your multiple higher, which ones held it back, and exactly what to work on if you want to move your number before listing. Traffic dependency dragging you down? The report flags it. Supplier relationships helping you? That’s in there too. Inventory that you forgot to count? It gets added separately at landed cost—always.
You don’t need to understand SDE formulas or valuation multiples to get value from the report. It explains everything in plain English. But if you do want the deep dive on how valuation works from start to finish, we’ve written a complete guide to Shopify store valuation that covers every factor in detail.
Why Check Now, Not Later
Every seller I’ve worked with who waited until they were ready to list regretted not checking sooner.
A valuation today gives you a baseline. It tells you where you stand. More importantly, it tells you what to fix. Traffic too dependent on one channel? You can diversify that in six months. Working too many hours? You can train someone to replace you. No email list? Start building one now—it adds real value to your multiple.
Come back in six months, run the report again, and watch your number move.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from other calculators?
Most tools either hide the number behind a paywall or give you a generic range with no explanation. Ours sends you a specific number with a breakdown of what drove it—and what you can do to improve it. No sales call. No credit card.
Why do you need my email?
The report is a detailed document—easier to digest in your inbox than on a screen. We send it there so you have a permanent copy. We don’t use your email for anything else.
How long does it take?
Filling out the form: 30 seconds. Getting your report: usually within minutes. Always same day.
What if I don’t like my number?
Good. Now you know what to fix. The report tells you exactly which factors are holding your multiple back. Pick one, work on it, run the report again in a few months. I’ve watched sellers add $40K or more to their valuation through focused preparation.
Does this work for non-Shopify stores?
Optimized for Shopify. The methodology applies to Amazon FBA, Etsy, and WooCommerce too—you’ll get a useful baseline regardless of platform.
