Pricing
Dental practice valuation cost
A dental practice valuation in Australia typically costs [TODO: $X–$Y], depending on the purpose and how much scrutiny the report needs to withstand. A desktop estimate is the lowest tier; a formal report for family-law, ATO or finance purposes is the most involved. Unlike most valuers, we publish our fees — because independence should start with no surprises.
Our fees
| Service | What it's for | Indicative fee |
|---|---|---|
| Desktop valuation | A documented estimate for your own planning | [TODO: $X] |
| Formal valuation report | Sale, purchase, finance | [TODO: $X] |
| Purpose-specific report | Family law, ATO / CGT, expert witness | [TODO: from $X] |
[TODO: confirm GST-inclusive/exclusive and any inclusions.]
What changes the price
- Purpose — a court-ready or ATO-compliant report requires more rigour than a planning estimate.
- Size & complexity — multi-site practices, multiple entities, or associates in place.
- Urgency — expedited turnarounds where available.
What's included
Every formal valuation includes a written report setting out the valuation conclusion, the basis of value and valuation date, the methodology and multiple applied, the normalisation adjustments to earnings, the treatment of goodwill and tangible assets, and the key assumptions and limiting conditions — together with a statement of our independence. Purpose-specific reports also comply with the relevant standard or code — for example, the applicable expert-witness code of conduct for court matters, or market-value substantiation for ATO purposes.
Why we publish our fees
Most valuers hide pricing behind "contact us for a quote." We don't. As independent valuers with no stake in your sale, clear upfront pricing is part of the same principle: you should know exactly what you're getting, and what it costs, before you commit.
Pricing FAQ
Does the online estimate cost anything?
No — the calculator is free.
How long does a valuation take?
[TODO: turnaround by tier — e.g. desktop within X days, formal report within Y days].
What's included in a formal report?
A formal report sets out the valuation conclusion (a value or range), the basis of value and the valuation date, the methodology and multiple applied, the normalisation adjustments to earnings, the treatment of goodwill and tangible assets, and the key assumptions and limiting conditions — together with a statement of our independence.