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Estimate an indicative valuation range using a simplified DCF and revenue comparables, then identify the assumptions you need to defend.
Combine simplified DCF and revenue multiples to produce a range.
Test growth, margin, discount rate and comparable multiple.
Separate indicative value, negotiation and financial documentation.
DCF depends on forecasts and a discount rate; comparables depend on market context, sector, growth and revenue quality. The simulator brings both views together to create a range, never a guaranteed price.
DCF projects future cash flows and discounts them. It is useful when growth, margin and funding assumptions are coherent.
A comparative method applies a multiple to an indicator such as ARR or revenue. It must reflect growth quality and sector context.
The output should support discussion. Final value also depends on cash, debt, governance and deal terms.
A valuation without defendable assumptions weakens negotiation. The model must be readable for founders, investors and advisers.
We favour documented valuation: financial assumptions, business-plan coherence, revenue quality, net cash and deal clauses. The useful value is the one you can defend.
An optimistic valuation can increase next-round pressure and create down-round risk. A low valuation can dilute founders unnecessarily.
It can clarify assumptions, but remains fragile when revenue is recent. It should be crossed with comparables, traction, team and market.
It depends on sector, growth, margin, retention and market context. The simulator leaves the multiple as an assumption to justify.
No. It is an indicative estimate. Price also depends on terms, cash, debt, investor competition and negotiation.
Because they test different views. DCF challenges the financial plan; comparables reflect a market lens.
Before fundraising, an exit, a management package or a new shareholder entry. An independent review helps secure assumptions and documentation.
Updated on 4 May 2026. Results are not an independent valuation report or fairness opinion.
We can review your DCF assumptions, comparables, cap table and finance data room before a fundraising or exit process.