Enter annual revenue and profit margin
Use trailing 12-month revenue when available. Add EBITDA or operating profit margin so the calculator can compare revenue-based and earnings-based valuation methods.
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A business valuation calculator estimates what a company may be worth by applying market multiples to revenue, profit, growth, industry, and stage assumptions. Use it to frame a planning range before fundraising, selling, or validating an opportunity.
Estimated pre-money
$5.2M
Base planning estimate.
Valuation range
$3.9M-$7.1M
Low to high scenario.
Investor ownership
4.6%
For $250.0K invested.
Inputs
Result
Based on $1.2M in annual revenue, 35% growth, and a 5.8x revenue multiple, this estimate puts the business around $5.2M pre-money.
$6,961,500
5.8x adjusted revenue multiple.
$2,631,600
18.3x profit multiple on $144,000 profit.
Breakdown
Business model
SaaS / subscription
Baseline revenue multiple: 6.0x
Growth adjustment
35% annual growth
Growth factor: 1.13x
Margin adjustment
12% profit margin
Margin factor: 1.01x
Stage risk
Seed / repeatable sales
Stage factor: 0.85x
Financing math
Method
Use trailing 12-month revenue when available. Add EBITDA or operating profit margin so the calculator can compare revenue-based and earnings-based valuation methods.
Different business models trade at different multiples. The calculator adjusts the baseline multiple for growth, margin, and stage risk.
Use the low, base, and high estimates as planning scenarios rather than a formal appraisal. Compare the result against investor expectations and market comps.
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A business valuation calculator estimates what a company may be worth by applying market multiples to revenue, profit, growth, and risk assumptions. It is useful for planning, but it is not a formal appraisal.
A revenue-stage startup is often valued by applying an industry revenue multiple to trailing or forward revenue, then adjusting for growth, gross margin, retention, market size, and execution risk.
Pre-money valuation is the estimated value of a company before a new investment. Post-money valuation equals pre-money valuation plus the new investment amount.
There is no single good multiple. SaaS companies may command higher multiples than services or e-commerce businesses, but the right multiple depends on growth, margin, retention, market conditions, and risk.
Profitable small businesses are usually valued from earnings or seller discretionary earnings. High-growth startups may use revenue multiples when profit is intentionally low because the company is investing in growth.