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Calculators built specifically for the Australian $500K–$5M SMB acquisition market. Whether you're running the numbers on a deal or working out what your business is worth, these tools give you real answers — not generic estimates.
Get a valuation range using EBITDA multiples, SDE multiples, and asset-based methods — with Australian industry benchmarks.
Open calculator →Calculate true Seller's Discretionary Earnings by adding back owner salary, personal expenses, and one-off costs.
Open calculator →Work out monthly repayments, total interest, and whether your deal passes the 1.25× debt service coverage test.
Open calculator →Calculate payback period, IRR, and equity multiple at exit — and compare to property or index fund alternatives.
Open calculator →Estimate stamp duty on a business purchase across NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, and SA — broken down by asset type.
Open calculator →Walk from reported before-tax profit to SDE line by line — with seller arguments and buyer responses side by side. Know the negotiation gap before you sit down.
Open calculator →Reconcile EBITDA to actual closing cash through working capital, tax, capex, and owner drawings. Flags any unexplained gap before you sign.
Open calculator →Ten questions that score your business's sale-readiness from 0–100, with personalised commentary on timing and saleability.
Open calculator →Most Australian business valuation tools ask two questions and return a single number. That's not how acquisitions work. The price a buyer pays and the value a seller expects are shaped by industry multiples, owner dependency, debt serviceability, state-based stamp duty, and a dozen other factors that generic tools ignore.
ThatDeal's calculator suite was built for the $500K–$5M SMB market — the segment where most first-time acquirers and time-poor professionals are shopping. Each tool explains the methodology, shows Australian industry benchmarks, and flags when a deal looks structurally tight.
After running the numbers, ThatDeal can provide full intelligence reports on specific listings — including Done-for-You broker calls, red/yellow/green flag analysis, and comparable sales data.