What is your
convenience store worth?
A private, instant valuation for Ontario convenience stores — store sales, lottery commission, tobacco mix, beer and wine, lease and who runs it all factored in.
How this estimate works
Stores sell on owner earnings, not sales. Leave it blank and the tool estimates it from store sales, your tobacco mix and your lottery commission.
Only the commission you earn on lottery counts toward value — never the ticket sales themselves.
Stock on hand is counted and paid for at cost on closing day, on top of the business price.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a convenience store worth?
Completed convenience store sales have closed at roughly 1.3 to 2.8 times owner earnings, averaging about 2.4 (BizBuySell, 2021 to 2025), plus inventory at cost. Stores that depend heavily on tobacco trade at the lower end because margins are thin.
Does beer and wine add value in Ontario?
It helps traffic and margin, but the licence does not transfer automatically — the buyer applies to the AGCO for their own convenience store alcohol licence, and needs their own OLG lottery registration.
How is lottery treated in a valuation?
Only the commission counts as income. Buyers will ask for OLG statements to verify it.
What about the lease?
Years remaining, including renewal options, matter a lot. The landlord usually has to consent to an assignment, so start that conversation early.
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Jatin Dua, Broker of Record — RE/MAX Quantum Realty Inc., Brokerage. Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract with another brokerage.