GCF PeerComps
At a Glance
The cheapest way to test an asking price against real SBA-financed comps; worth $99 on any deal you're serious about.
Our pick for Best Comps Database for Main Street in 2026.
- Pricing
- Subscription, One-time comps search $99; one-time business valuation $199; comps-search annual membership $495; all-inclusive annual (with valuation app) $995 (verified on gvalue.com).
- Best For
- Sanity-checking an asking price against real closed SBA deals before writing an LOI
- Roadmap Stages
- 4. Source & Screen Deals
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Comps come from actual SBA-financed closings (lender-verified financials), not broker asking prices
- Cheap entry point: a $99 one-time search answers 'is this multiple sane?' for a specific deal
- Fast: reports generate in under a minute by NAICS/region/size filters
Cons
- Built for brokers, appraisers, and lenders; the workflow assumes valuation-professional context
- Formerly peercomps.com; the rebrand under GCF (gvalue.com) leaves older links and reviews pointing at a dead domain
- Content activity looks thin (blog last dated late 2024) even though the product and 2026 copyright are current
What Searchers Say
Long-standing reference tool among business brokers and SBA lenders; frequently recommended when searchers ask how to check multiples. The move under GCF Business Valuation consolidated it with an appraisal practice.