Growth stage₹52.4 Cr reconciledspread ₹45.6 — ₹58.0 Cr
Get this report — ₹18,999
Live model · FVF v1.0Computing

What is your company worth?

Move anything. The number moves with it. Type into any value to set it exactly.

Last 12 months, ₹ crore
Compound, next 5 years
At maturity
India TAM, ₹ crore
Team, product, traction, moat
Report price · this stage₹18,999
Your three generationsDraft 1 of 3
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Sending for review closes the report.Any unused generations lapse — you have 2 left. The draft you send is the one that goes forward to the reviewer.
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Indicative equity value · illustrative, not a valuation opinion
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₹52.4 Cr
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MethodValueWeight in mix
The framework refuses to run them at this stage.
What moves the number most±10% on each input · recomputed live
WACC 18.6% · terminal g 5.0%DLOM 18% appliedIndia peer set · 41 screened to 17FVF v1.0Copied
10
Valuation methods in the framework
5
Stages, each with its own method mix
100%
Reviewed by a valuer before release
Growth
Your stage · ₹18,999

// what you get

What do I actually get?

Four files, the next business day. The spreadsheet arrives with its formulas, not with pasted values.

  • .docx30–50 pages, 24 sections
  • .xlsxDCF, sensitivity, peer set — live formulas
  • .pdfPrint-ready for the data room
  • .summaryOne page, for the term sheet
Every section of a growth-stage report — show all 24
  1. Executive summary
  2. Scope and basis of value
  3. Stage classification
  4. Method selection and rationale
  5. Company overview
  6. Financial summary
  7. Projection basis and assumptions
  8. Discount rate build-up
  9. DCF — explicit period
  10. DCF — terminal value
  11. Listed peer set construction
  12. Peer screening and exclusions
  13. Trading multiples
  14. EV/Revenue analysis
  15. EV/EBITDA analysis
  16. Net asset floor
  17. Marketability and control adjustments
  18. Sensitivity matrix
  19. Scenario analysis
  20. Method reconciliation and weighting
  21. Concluded value
  22. Sources and references
  23. Limiting conditions
  24. Glossary
FinLensy · Valuation reportGrowth stage · FVF v1.0p. 20
SECTION 20

Method reconciliation and weighting

Three methods are run at this stage, each weighted by how well it is supported by a company with trading revenue and a forecastable margin. The weighted mean is the concluded value. The net asset floor is tested against it.

MethodWeightValue
20.4 Concluded equity value₹52.4 Cr
Spread ₹45.6 — ₹58.0 Cr · DLOM 18% applied · limiting conditions at §23

Page 20 of your report, drawn from the model above. Every figure traces to an input you gave us or a documented framework default.

// how the number is built

Why should I believe the number?

Three methods disagree by design. We ship the disagreement, weight it by stage, and flag it when it is wide.

Your model: methods converge₹45.6 — ₹58.0 Cr · 23% of the mean
Where your three methods sitwithin tolerance
₹52.4 Cr
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Convergeunder 25%
Spread25 – 60%
Divergeover 60% · flagged for review

The spread between methods is the most useful thing in the report. A report that hides its disagreement is one an investor will find it in.

  • The engineComputed deterministically in code and gated by invariant checks. Same inputs, same number, every time.FVF v1.0
  • The expertA valuation professional reviews every report before release, and can challenge the peer set or send the analysis back. Nothing ships because the engine produced it.PRE-RELEASE

// after you pay

What happens after I pay?

You fill a stage-specific form, run the model up to three times, and send one draft forward.

  1. 01Fill the form

    Stage-specific inputs with inline validation. Import from a spreadsheet if you have one.

    ~10 min

  2. 02Generate, adjust, generate again

    Every purchase includes three generations. Change an assumption, re-run, and compare before anything is final — you choose which draft goes forward.

    Draft 1Draft 2Draft 3
    UP TO 3 DRAFTS

  3. 03Reviewed, then delivered

    Four files in your dashboard the next business day. Yours permanently.

    NEXT DAY

// stages & pricing

What does it cost?

Your stage decides which methods can defend a number, and the framework refuses to run the ones that can’t.

Need a statutory report?

For the Companies Act, Income Tax Act or FEMA, the same inputs route to an IBBI-registered valuer from our panel, who prepares and signs it. You don’t start over.

Registered Valuer report · price on request
StageMethodsPrice
IdeaPre-productPWEV · Berkus · Scorecard · Risk-Factor · VC₹9,999
Pre-RevenueMVP shippedPWEV · Berkus · Scorecard · Risk-Factor · VC₹12,999
Early RevenuePaying customersFirst Chicago · Comparables · VC₹15,999
GrowthProduct-market fitDCF · Comparables · NAV₹18,999
MaturePredictable cash flowDCF · Comparables · NAV₹21,999

Inclusive of applicable taxes. Three generations and revisions on reviewer feedback are included at every stage.

// two questions

Questions people actually ask.

01How does this compare to Big-4 advisory?⌄

Built for founders rather than procurement. No engagement letter cycle, no scoping call, no partner billable hours. The framework does the arithmetic in seconds and applies the same weights to every company at your stage, so the price reflects the process rather than the hours.

02What if a VC pushes back on a number?⌄

Email us the question and your report ID. The reviewer re-examines the assumption or peer set and revises the section manually before sending an updated DOCX. Handled by a person, not the pipeline.

Your next round deserves a number that holds.

Your model reconciled at ₹52.4 Cr. Get the report that defends it.

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