Estimate any stock’s intrinsic value with a real discounted-cash-flow model — no spreadsheet required.
Building a DCF by hand means wrestling a fragile spreadsheet: chasing financial data across filings, wiring up formulas that break the moment you insert a row, and burying the assumptions that actually drive the answer. Most people give up and buy on vibes.
A discounted cash flow calculator estimates what a stock is really worth. It projects a company’s future free cash flow, discounts it back to today at your required rate of return, and divides by the share count to produce an intrinsic value per share.
Ours does the tedious parts for you — pulling decades of financials, seeding every assumption, and turning the math into a projection, a waterfall, scenarios and a sensitivity grid you can actually read.
Put a defensible number on a stock before you buy — not a tip, a model you can stand behind.
Anchor every thesis to intrinsic value and a margin of safety, the way the discipline intends.
Keep the rigor of a DCF without the brittle formulas, broken links, and hidden assumptions of Excel.
Type any of 100,000+ listed companies. We load its financials instantly.
Eight inputs — revenue growth, margins, tax, WACC, capex, working capital — are seeded from decades of the company’s own history.
Drag the sliders. Each one is bounded to a sane range and shows the historical average, so you can’t wander into nonsense.
Get a full 5- or 10-year projection and a waterfall from free cash flow down to a per-share value.
Fair value, margin of safety, bear/base/bull, and a WACC × growth sensitivity grid. Save scenarios to compare later.
A discounted cash flow (DCF) calculator estimates a stock’s intrinsic value by projecting the company’s future free cash flows and discounting them back to today. It answers a single question: what is this business actually worth per share?
Yes — create a free account and run valuations on any listed company. No credit card is required to start.
A DCF is only as good as its assumptions. Ours seeds every input from the company’s real financial history and keeps them within guided bounds, then shows bear/base/bull cases and a sensitivity grid so you see the range — not a false-precision single number.
Over 100,000 listed companies, with decades of financial statements behind each one.
Free to start. No credit card.