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Quick answer: A business value calculator estimates what a store might sell for by applying a multiple to its average monthly profit — the same basic approach buyers and marketplaces use for small ecommerce businesses. Store age and recent sales trend adjust the multiple up or down.
How to use it
Enter your average monthly net profit, how many months the store has been running, and whether sales have been declining, stable, or growing. The result updates as you type.
How to read your result
The range shown reflects typical multiples for stores at a similar age and trend — a newer or declining store sits at the lower end, an established or growing one at the higher end. Treat it as a starting point for a conversation, not a final number.
FAQ
How accurate is this estimate?
It is a rough planning range, not a formal valuation — real offers depend on the buyer, your specific niche, and a closer look at your numbers.
What multiple do dropshipping stores typically sell for?
Small ecommerce businesses commonly sell in the range of roughly 20 to 40 times monthly profit, though the exact multiple depends heavily on age, trend, and how the business is run.
Does a single great month raise my store's value a lot?
Not much on its own — buyers typically look at average profit over several months, so consistency matters more than one standout period.
Why does store age affect the estimate?
A longer track record gives a buyer more confidence the profit is repeatable, which is usually reflected in a higher multiple.