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Learn more about Worthli, our business valuation methodology and M&A readiness tools. These answers cover common questions from UK business owners exploring company value and planning a future sale.
Business valuation
What Worthli’s valuation can tell you, what information is used and how to interpret the result.
Worthli is an online platform designed to help UK business owners understand factors that influence company value and assess preparation for a potential sale or investment.
Worthli uses the business and financial information you provide to produce a structured valuation report. It explains key valuation factors and assumptions; it is an informed estimate, not a guaranteed sale price.
It is intended for business owners seeking an initial view of value for planning, growth, investment discussions or exit preparation. For a transaction, you may also need advice from a qualified professional.
Using Worthli
Learn how to use your valuation and readiness assessment to guide your next steps.
The assessment helps you review factors that can affect a sale or investment process, including financial, operational, legal and commercial preparation.
No. It is a structured assessment to help identify strengths and gaps. Buyer interest, valuation and transaction outcomes depend on many factors and cannot be guaranteed.
Yes. Use the findings to prioritise questions, strengthen information and identify areas to discuss with your accountant, lawyer or corporate finance adviser.
Payments and support
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No. The report is an informational planning tool, not legal, tax, investment or transaction advice. Seek independent professional advice before making material decisions.
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