EBITDA Calculator — Business Profitability & Valuation Metric

Measure business profitability — earnings before interest, taxes, and non-cash charges

What is EBITDA? EBITDA strips out financing (interest), taxes, and accounting decisions (depreciation) to show the pure operating profitability of a business. It's the most common way to compare businesses across industries and sizes.

Why it matters: A business with $500K revenue and $200K EBITDA (40% margin) is far more profitable than one with $1M revenue and $100K EBITDA (10% margin). EBITDA lets you compare apples to apples.

Who it's for: Business buyers, investors, and owners benchmarking performance against industry peers.

Income Statement

Annual Revenue ($)

Cost of Goods Sold ($)

Operating Expenses ($)

Interest Expense ($)

Depreciation & Amortization ($)

Income Tax Rate (%)

Profitability Metrics

EBITDA

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operating cash earnings

EBITDA Margin

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as % of revenue

Net Income

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after all deductions

Gross Profit

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revenue - COGS

Operating Income (EBIT)

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before interest & tax

Industry Benchmark

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typical SaaS/software

EBITDA is a non-GAAP measure. Use alongside other metrics for complete financial analysis.