Valuation Compsv1.0.0

A SaaS startup with $2M ARR and 80% growth seeks a Series A round. Use trading comps to benchmark against public SaaS peers, calculate EV/ARR multiples, and produce a valuation range to justify a $15-20M pre-money valuation to investors, including a football field chart.

A marketplace company with $10M GMV and positive EBITDA is considering acquisition offers. Use transaction comps to analyze M&A precedents in the sector, apply a 30% control premium over trading comps, and model exit valuations to negotiate a fair deal price.

A B2B FinTech company with $5M revenue and 40% EBITDA margin needs valuation for strategic planning. Combine trading comps (EV/Revenue and P/E multiples) with a DCF analysis using a 25% WACC to derive an intrinsic value range, supporting board discussions.

A pre-revenue startup in the AI sector seeks a 409A valuation reference for equity grants. Use VC method by estimating a $50M exit value in 5 years with a 10x revenue multiple, applying a 30% target return to calculate a post-money valuation, supplemented by team/market multiples.

A services agency with $8M revenue and stable cash flows is being acquired by a PE firm. Use transaction comps to review historical M&A deals, apply a 20% control premium, and run a DCF with a 15% WACC to determine a fair acquisition price range of $12-16M.

Focuses on recurring revenue from subscriptions. Use EV/ARR and EV/NTM Revenue multiples for valuation, with growth-adjusted metrics to account for high growth rates. Ideal for startups with predictable, scalable revenue streams.

Generates revenue through transaction fees on gross merchandise value (GMV). Valuation uses EV/GMV multiples and take rate adjustments. Suitable for platforms facilitating peer-to-peer or B2C transactions with network effects.

Revenue based on project fees or hourly billing, often with lower growth but stable margins. Valuation relies on EV/EBITDA multiples and DCF for cash flow-positive entities. Best for established businesses with consistent profitability.