Valuation // discounted cash flow

GOOGL DCF calculator

Prefilled with what the filings actually say about Alphabet Inc.: $12.2B shares outstanding and a $3.99T market cap at the last close. Your job is the assumptions — free cash flow, growth, and the discount rate.

Discounted Cash Flow

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Base-year free cash flow ($, FCFF)Unlevered FCFF — levered FCF can double-count debt here.FCF growth rate (%/yr)Forecast years (1–10)Discount rate / WACC (%)Terminal growth rate (%)Cash & investments ($)Total debt ($)Diluted shares outstandingCurrent price ($/share, optional)Leave blank to skip the valuation gap.

Year	Projected FCFF	Present value
1	$10.80B	$9.82B
2	$11.66B	$9.64B
3	$12.60B	$9.46B
4	$13.60B	$9.29B
5	$14.69B	$9.12B
Sum of PV, forecast cash flows		$47.34B

Terminal value

$216.20B

PV of terminal value

$134.24B

Enterprise value

$181.58B

Equity value

$181.58B

$181.58intrinsic value / shareAdd a current price to see the valuation gap.

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GOOGL DCF FAQ

What does the GOOGL DCF calculator prefill?

GOOGL's latest end-of-day price and its filing-derived share count. Free cash flow, growth and discount rate are yours to set — a DCF is only as honest as its assumptions, so we don't pick them for you.

Why is free cash flow not prefilled?

Free cash flow needs judgment: trailing vs normalized, before or after stock-based compensation. We prefill only mechanical facts (price, share count) and leave the judgment inputs to you, stated plainly.

Is this GOOGL's fair value?

It is the arithmetic consequence of YOUR inputs. Change the growth or discount rate a point and the answer moves a lot — that sensitivity is the real lesson of a DCF, and none of this is a recommendation.