Startup Valuation Calculator

Five valuation methods, one range. Every figure comes from your inputs.

Values a pre-revenue company by scoring five risks it has reduced.

How this works

The sum of the five scores. Once revenue exists, revenue methods say more.

You enter: A value for each factor, from 0 to the maximum per factor (500,000 unless you change it).
The maths: Sum of the five factor values, each capped at the maximum.

Sound idea

Prototype

Quality of the team

Strategic relationships

Product rollout or sales

Max per factor

Output

Estimate from your inputs

Company value

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An estimate from the figures you enter. Not legal, tax or investment advice.

How this is calculated

Berkus: Five factors (idea, prototype, team, relationships, rollout), each scored up to a maximum (default $500,000). Value is the sum.
Scorecard: Your comparable median pre-money × Σ(weight % × factor score). You supply the median; weights are editable.
VC method: Post-money = (expected exit value ÷ target return multiple) × (1 − expected future dilution). Pre-money = post-money − investment.
Revenue multiple: ARR × your multiple. $1.2M ARR × 6 = $7.2M.
DCF: Σ(cash flow ÷ (1 + r)^year) plus a terminal value of final cash flow × (1 + g) ÷ (r − g), discounted back. Needs g below r.
Range and blend: The range is the min and max of the computed methods. The blend uses your weights, renormalized. A method with incomplete inputs is excluded, never counted as zero.