
Laundromat with Growth Potential For Sale
- Asking
- $600K
- Cash flow
- $124.8K
- Revenue
- $410.5K
Coin laundries are simple, proven cash businesses, which makes verifying revenue the heart of any deal. Below is how coin laundries are typically valued, what drives the price, and how to confirm real revenue from water usage and collection records. Test an asking price with the calculator, then browse listings or set an alert.
Coin laundries are usually unattended and cash-based, so the multiple can sit slightly lower than card stores and the whole deal hinges on proving the revenue is real.
Benchmarks are general industry ranges for planning, not a valuation of any specific business.
Enter the store's numbers to estimate a value range from cash flow and see how any asking price compares.
Estimate a value range from cash flow and check an asking price against it.
The asking price is in the upper half of the estimated range. Make sure the lease, location, and equipment justify it.
* Equipment value is an estimate only: the replacement cost if new times the condition percentage. It reflects the machines' current worth as a sanity check and a price floor, and is not added on top of the cash-flow valuation above.
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This is an educational estimate, not financial advice or a formal valuation. Confirm all figures with the seller's records and your own advisors.


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Prices depend on cash flow, equipment age, lease terms, and whether real estate is included. Most laundry businesses trade on a multiple of seller's discretionary earnings, commonly in the 3x to 5x range.
Many buyers use SBA 7(a) loans, conventional loans, or seller financing. Use the SudsList calculators to model loan payments and cash-on-cash return before making an offer.
Confirm revenue against utility bills and collection records, review the lease, and inspect the age and condition of every machine. See the SudsList Guide for a full due diligence checklist.