In 2 minutes, see the number a buyer would actually pay — and the gap between that and the figure in your head. No pitch. Just the math.
Take the Scorecard →You're not careless. You were never told what buyers actually pay for.
Most owners run their take-home through a mental calculator: "I make $1M a year. A practice like mine sells for 5×. So I'm worth $5M."
That math is wrong. Buyers don't pay for your take-home. They pay for adjusted EBITDA — what's left after they replace you with a market-rate provider doing your job.
If it would cost $250K to hire someone to do what you do, your real EBITDA isn't $1M. It's $750K. That changes everything.
The Sellability Scorecard takes 2 minutes. Seven questions plus a quick gut-check. You get the score on screen instantly, and a full PDF report in your inbox within 60 seconds.
Fill this out honestly. Even rough estimates produce a useful score. The more accurate your inputs, the sharper the diagnostic.
We send the full PDF report to your email.
A live 60-minute session walking through how to read your score, what buyers actually pay for, and how to close the gap between what you think your practice is worth and what someone will actually pay. Free. Twice a month.
Save your spot →A 30-minute private conversation with Pedro about your practice, your numbers, and where you stand. We'll walk through your score together and discuss what an actual sale process looks like for your situation. No pitch — just clarity.
Book a call →Buyers don't pay for take-home. They pay for what's left after replacing you with a market-rate provider. Here's how your number is built up.
You gave us your gut number on Question 8. Here's how it stacks against the math.
Your 0–100 score is the weighted sum of four things every healthcare buyer evaluates. Here's how you scored on each.
These are the specific gaps quietly costing you valuation today. Each one is fixable — but only if you start now.
Owners who run the Scorecard typically do one of two things next. Based on your timeline, here's what we recommend.