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Auto Repair Shop Business Valuation Calculator

Enter your shop’s revenue, costs, and assets to get an instant estimate of what your business is worth. Free, in under two minutes.

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What's Behind the Number

No black box here. This mechanic shop valuation calculator prices your shop the way a business broker would: earnings, not equipment.

Revenue - Cost of sales - Overhead = Annual earnings → × 2–3× multiple = Value range

That's how to value an auto repair shop: annual earnings times the shop valuation multiple buyers pay, typically 2-3x, with your assets as the floor.

Who It’s For

Selling In 1-3 Years

Walk in with a baseline

Fielding a Buyer's Knock

Answer with your own number

Tracking Growth

Value, not just car count

Got Your Range? Do Three Things

Baseline, Not Appraisal

Real valuations move with your books, lease, team, and market.

Rerun It Yearly

Run this mechanic shop valuation calculator again each year.

Work the Multiple

If the number feels low, the multiple is why. It's also the part you can change.

What Moves the Multiple

AutoLeap's reporting keeps all of it documented and transferable, which is exactly what a buyer's multiple pays for.

A shop that can't prove its numbers is harder to hand over, and buyers price that risk in.

See How AutoLeap Helps Shops Like Yours Grow Faster.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is my auto repair shop worth?

Most independent shops sell for two to three times their annual earnings: profit after cost of sales and overhead, before interest, taxes, and depreciation. A shop earning $150,000 lands in a rough range of $300,000–$450,000. Location, lease terms, equipment condition, and how dependent the shop is on its owner move the number inside or beyond that range.

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