Increase Your Business Value
Before You Sell
Find out what your business is worth, what reduces its value, and how to increase it in the next 90 days.
The Value Score is computed by a fixed algorithm across 20 factors — the numbers aren't made up. The written explanation and growth plan are generated automatically.
This is what your report looks like
The real structure of a Value Up report: Value Score, valuation range, comparison to your niche median, and ValueOS DNA (a 20-factor breakdown) — shown on a sample company.
Why businesses sell cheaper than they should
How it works
You'll discover
Without Value Up vs with Value Up
What you lose by delaying value growth
Enter your business's approximate value — see what +10/20/30% adds
What would you do with an extra 1,500,000 AED?
Real cases
The owner was confident the business was worth AED 17M. A detailed valuation showed the real number — AED 11M. That saved him from over-pricing the deal and let him negotiate with realistic expectations.
After following a 90-day growth plan, the business valuation rose from AED 5M to AED 7M — a 40% increase, without selling a stake or raising outside investment.
The owner expected to sell for $625,000. An audit revealed the real value — $862,500 — and pointed to a smarter deal structure: selling a 25% stake instead of the whole business.
The owner expected to sell for AED 5–7M, based on the general market. A detailed analysis confirmed strong revenue growth (+27% year over year) and loyal customers, but also uncovered a serious risk — a sharp rent increase starting late 2026. The real value today is AED 4M, with a clear path to AED 5–7.5M after 6–12 months of preparation.
A breakdown across 20+ ValueOS factors produced a score of 84.8/100 and a preliminary valuation of $4–6M. The real insight wasn't the number — it was understanding why a buyer will value one business at 7–8x annual profit (EBITDA) and a similar-looking one at only 4–5x. The gap comes down to growth, margins, management systems, owner dependency, customers, and legal cleanliness.
Assessed a large brand with its own production, a wide retail and franchise network, and exports to more than a dozen countries. Public financials are only partially disclosed, so instead of a single number, ValueUp produced a range: $80–145M, based on just 47% data completeness. The strongest points are the brand, production scale, and distribution; the number that would move the valuation most is actual EBITDA, net debt, and owner dependency.
Not a one-off report — a growth system
Come back every quarter and see whether your business's value is growing.
Gadzhimurad
Built the scoring algorithm that powers the Business Value Score in this platform.