Who Decides Your Company's Value?
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Who Decides Your Company's Value?

In the past weeks we have established why valuations are helpful, when it makes sense to get your venture evaluated and what are the most common valuation metho

Who Decides How Much Your Company Is Worth?

In the past weeks we have established why valuations are helpful, when it makes sense to get your venture evaluated and what are the most common valuation methods for revenue generating companies and early-stage startups. 

We spoke about the benefit of getting a third party to evaluate your business in order to be objective and to make sure you are being brought back down to earth – yes, we get it, you think your venture is priceless, but maybe not everyone shares your opinion (yet)…

So where can you actually get an objective and professional third party startup valuation?

Good question, easy answer – from us!

Our Valuation Methodology

Our pre-money valuation at Matters2 is the result of the weighted average of different valuation methods, the 5 leading methods that you were introduced to in the first articles, plus an additional sanity check. 

As you already know, the use of several methods is a best practice in company valuation; looking at the business from different perspectives results in a more comprehensive and reliable view.

Qualitative Methods

1. Scorecard Method

2. Checklist Method

Quantitative Method

3. VC Method

4. DCF Method with LTG

5. DCF Method with Multiples

+ Dilutive Method

If you need a reminder of what each method is about, no worries, download our Sample Report.

Need Help?

We hope this will help you fast-track your valuation and propel you towards your next funding round! But reach out to our Valuations Experts if you have any questions or if you would like us to create a valuation for your venture.

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