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Free tool · B-BBEE

Estimate your B-BBEE level.

Enter your turnover and black ownership. Komply runs the same scoring engine behind its B-BBEE module and returns your enterprise class, an indicative level where ownership decides it, and the scorecard element that usually matters most for your class. Your figures are computed on your device — never sent or stored.

Your business

R

Sets your class on the Generic Codes: EME (≤R10m), QSE (above R10m, below R50m) or Generic (≥R50m).

%

Self-declared black voting rights / economic interest. Enter 0 if none.

%

Private by design — your figures are computed on your device and are never sent to us or stored.

Your estimate

Enter your turnover and ownership, then select Estimate my level. The same engine behind Komply's B-BBEE module runs it instantly.

How it works

Honest by construction — a level where ownership decides it, guidance where it doesn't.

01

We classify your enterprise

Turnover sets your scorecard: EME up to R10m, QSE above R10m and below R50m, Generic from R50m, per the DTI Amended Codes of Good Practice. Sector codes, such as Tourism's, set their own bands; this estimator uses the Generic ones.

02

Ownership sets the level — for some

An EME earns its level from ownership alone, and so can a QSE that is at least 51% black-owned (counting voting rights and net value as well as economic interest). There, ownership sets the indicative level, and a sworn affidavit (or, for an EME, a CIPC certificate) states it.

03

Everyone else is scored on the full scorecard

A larger firm's level comes from a 100- or 111-point scorecard. We show your class and the elements that usually matter; Komply builds a simplified model of the full scorecard in-product.

This estimate is for internal planning only. To use a level in a tender, supplier registration or procurement engagement, an EME or a QSE that is at least 51% black owned proves it with a sworn affidavit (an EME can use a CIPC certificate instead); any other business needs a certificate from a SANAS-accredited verification agency. For the methodology in plain language, see the B-BBEE levels guide.