You can refer to the table below to see how the average valuation for the Scorecard Method and maximum valuation for the Checklist Method will change for your country specifically after November 29th, 2021.

We base our new country estimates on real transactions by country since November 1st, 2017. Whenever we were not able to find a large enough sample of pre-money valuations in a given country, we broadened our perspective the closest larger geographic entity (namely, region and continent). 

Country Currency Old Checklist Maximum New Checklist Maximum % change Old Scorecard Average New Scorecard Average % change
Albania  ALL 507.800.000 612.100.000  ↑ 21% 257.219.879 269.841.857 5%
Argentina  ARS 265.400.000 570.400.000  ↑ 115% 110.591.586 296.140.075 168%
Aruba  AWG 6.500.000 8.700.000  ↑ 34% 3.088.252 3.837.371 24%
Australia  AUD 8.500.000 8.600.000  ↑ 1% 3.879.832 4.214.779 9%
Austria  EUR 5.100.000 5.500.000  ↑ 8% 2.418.217 2.748.508 14%
Bahamas  BSD 3.600.000 4.800.000  ↑ 33% 1.715.694 2.131.288 24%
Bahrain  BHD 2.200.000 2.600.000  ↑ 18% 946.072 942.541 0%
Barbados  BBD 7.200.000 9.600.000  ↑  33% 3.431.387 4.262.557 24%
Belgium  EUR 5.100.000 4.000.000  ↓ -22% 2.418.217 2.051.141 -15%
Bermuda  BMD 7.900.000 9.800.000  ↑ 24% 3.872.393 2.131.288 -45%
Bolivia  BOB 25.000.000 33.200.000  ↑ 33% 11.843.152 14.695.950 24%
Bosnia and Herzegovina  BAM 8.100.000 9.800.000  ↑ 21% 4.120.725 4.329.466 5%
Brazil  BRL 10.300.000 12.900.000  ↑ 25% 5.500.327 10.556.077 92%
Bulgaria  BGN 8.900.000 9.200.000  ↑ 3% 4.120.512 4.360.596 6%
Burkina Faso  XAF 2.377.800.000 3.041.300.000  ↑ 28% 1.028.981.152 1.067.006.529 4%
Canada  CAD 9.100.000 9.500.000  ↑ 4% 4.469.361 4.601.679 3%
Cayman Islands  KYD 6.300.000 6.600.000  ↑ 5% 3.226.983 3.259.940 15%
Chile  CLP 2.805.900.000 3.118.000.000  ↑ 11% 1.330.781.811 2.115.295.322 59%
China  CNY 55.600.000 54.100.000  ↓ -3% 28.894.476 26.795.383 -7%
Colombia  COP 11.846.100.000 18.287.900.000  ↑ 54% 5.618.447.337 10.741.738.501 91%
Costa Rica  CRC 2.068.500.000 2.485.200.000  20% 981.065.307 1.686.029.967 72%
Croatia  HRK 31.000.000 37.600.000  21% 15.683.649 20.893.023 33%
Cyprus  EUR 4.200.000 5.000.000  19% 2.106.893 2.788.756 32%
Czech Republic  CZK 115.300.000 119.800.000  ↑ 4% 53.170.009 56.838.801 7%
Denmark  DKK 30.200.000 28.200.000  ↓ -7% 12.576.055 17.908.290 42%
Dominican Republic  DOP 191.900.000 274.200.000  43% 91.034.317 154.471.068 70%
Ecuador  USD 3.600.000 4.800.000  33% 1.715.694 2.713.667 58%
Egypt  EGP 82.200.000 89.500.000  9% 22.150.120 24.881.916 12%
Estonia  EUR 4.700.000 5.800.000  23% 1.930.055 2.342.762 21%
Finland  EUR 3.800.000 3.500.000  ↓ -8% 2.035.134 2.393.146 18%
France  EUR 3.700.000 4.200.000  14% 2.073.835 2.423.666 17%
Germany  EUR 5.400.000 5.100.000  ↓ -6% 2.456.732 2.594.264 6%
Gibraltar  GIP 3.600.000 4.300.000  19% 1.803.248 1.899.729 5%
Greece  EUR 4.200.000 5.000.000  19% 2.106.893 2.213.621 5%
Hong Kong  HKD 53.800.000 63.000.000  17% 26.830.062 33.729.987 26%
Hungary  HUF 1.527.000.000 1.637.900.000  ↑ 7% 703.940.850 777.394.985 10%
Iceland  ISK 761.300.000 993.900.000  31% 328.767.535 434.892.872 32%
India  INR 353.800.000 435.200.000  ↑ 23% 138.017.568 182.160.867 32%
Indonesia  IDR 76.548.000.000 92.196.300.000  20% 33.223.086.835 41.946.899.767 26%
Ireland  EUR 5.200.000 5.500.000  ↑ 6% 2.182.425 2.910.587 33%
Isle of Man  GBP 4.700.000 5.600.000  ↑ 19% 2.051.009 2.460.464 20%
Israel  ILS 27.700.000 32.100.000  ↑ 16% 13.568.052 17.771.221 31%
Italy  EUR 5.200.000 6.200.000  ↑ 19% 2.414.098 2.462.618  2%
Ivory Coast  XAF 2.377.800.000 3.041.300.000  ↑ 28% 1.028.981.152 1.686.029.967 64%
Jamaica  JMD 478.200.000 733.100.000  ↑ 53% 226.821.957 324.358.896 43%
Japan  JPY 809.400.000 919.800.000  ↑ 14% 414.615.910 455.680.397 10%
Jordan  JOD 4.100.000 5.000.000  ↑ 22% 1.780.106 2.183.017 23%
Korea, Republic of  KRW 8.521.300.000 9.703.800.000  ↑ 14% 4.365.297.908 4.807.458.658 10%
Kuwait  KWD 1.700.000 2.100.000  ↑ 24% 761.975 925.952 22%
Latvia  EUR 5.500.000 6.700.000  ↑ 22% 2.396.375 2.910.587 21%
Liechtenstein  CHF 5.600.000 6.000.000  ↑ 7% 2.615.543 2.971.549 14%
Lithuania  EUR 5.500.000 6.700.000  ↑ 22% 2.396.375 2.910.587 21%
Luxembourg  EUR 5.100.000 5.500.000  ↑ 8% 2.418.217 2.748.508 14%
Malaysia  MYR 21.000.000 21.500.000  2% 10.718.848 17.761.546 66%
Malta  EUR 4.200.000 5.000.000  19% 2.106.893 2.917.789 38%
Mauritius  MUR 135.100.000 231.200.000  71% 66.561.137 84.625.067 27%
Mexico  MXN 97.700.000 108.500.000 11% 39.338.878 44.642.126 13%
New Zealand  NZD 8.500.000 9.100.000  7% 3.913.516 4.463.922 14%
Nigeria  NGN 1.331.200.000 1.244.600.000 -7% 584.068.502 885.815.412 52%
Norway  NOK 54.900.000 68.200.000 24% 23.705.224 29.829.966 26%
Panama  PAB 3.600.000 4.800.000  33% 1.715.694 2.131.288 24%
Paraguay  PYG 23.488.700.000 33.351.000.000  42% 11.140.378.019 14.755.903.197 32%
Peru  PEN 12.100.000 19.600.000  62% 5.716.769 8.688.891 52%
Philippines  PHP 282.300.000 404.700.000  43% 122.530.937 165.228.401 35%
Poland  PLN 15.200.000 25.000.000  64% 9.084.459 12.492.700 38%
Portugal  EUR 4.500.000 5.000.000  ↑ 11% 2.287.049 2.803.906 23%
Qatar  QAR 21.000.000 26.700.000  ↑ 27% 9.141.416 12.061.982 32%
Romania  RON 21.800.000 19.600.000  ↓ -10% 10.068.996 9.987.354 -1%
Russia  RUB 496.000.000 498.600.000  ↑ 1% 188.133.718 174.503.053 -7%
Saudi Arabia  SAR 21.600.000 27.300.000  ↑ 26% 9.421.353 12.357.924 31%
Senegal  XAF 2.377.800.000 3.041.300.000  ↑ 28% 1.028.981.152 1.067.006.529 4%
Serbia  RSD 489.400.000 590.100.000  ↑ 21% 247.911.942 342.929.264 38%
Singapore  SGD 9.400.000 12.400.000  ↑ 32% 3.816.604 5.981.387 57%
Slovakia  EUR 4.600.000 4.300.000  ↓ -7% 2.106.784 2.709.148 29%
Slovenia  EUR 4.200.000 5.000.000  ↑ 19% 2.106.893 2.917.789 38%
South Africa  ZAR 53.200.000 78.500.000  ↑ 48% 26.210.437 28.744.075 997%
Spain  EUR 3.000.000 4.000.000  ↑ 33% 1.715.960 1.798.116 5%
Sweden  SEK 76.400.000 69.000.000  ↓ -10% 32.460.686 30.534.486 -6%
Switzerland  CHF 6.800.000 8.600.000  ↑ 26% 3.342.590 3.471.357 4%
Taiwan  TWD 220.400.000 231.600.000  ↑ 5% 112.907.153 114.746.314 2%
The Netherlands  EUR 6.000.000 5.300.000  ↓ -12% 2.139.855 2.082.905 -3%
Trinidad and Tobago  TTD 24.400.000 32.700.000  ↑ 34% 11.572.106 14.469.117 25%
Tunisia  TND 11.300.000 15.200.000  ↑ 35% 4.910.601 5.337.237 9%
Turkey  TRY 44.000.000 52.500.000  ↑ 19% 15.793.212 20.518.914 30%
Ukraine  UAH 121.700.000 149.200.000  ↑ 23% 56.085.441 70.833.116 26%
United Arab Emirates  AED 19.700.000 23.500.000  ↑ 19% 10.693.024 11.672.745 9%
United Kingdom  GBP 5.000.000 5.900.000 18% 2.115.951 2.618.315 24%
United States  USD 8.000.000 9.500.000  ↑ 19% 3.918.222 4.493.213 15%
Uruguay  UYU 135.300.000 204.900.000  ↑ 51% 64.176.926 90.652.832 41%
Venezuela  VEF 23.205.310.913 M 1.976.500.000  ↓ 100% 11.005.984.153 M 874.480.598 -100%

 

The largest increase in startup valuation has been experienced in emerging countries, especially in Latin America and Southeast Asia. 

There has been significant hype around Latin America’s startup success. In the first half of 2021, startups raised $9.3 billion, nearly double the amount raised in all of 2020. This area has a global outlook, world-class universities, a diverse population, and numerous noteworthy entrepreneurs. As Latin America has grown, so has competition in the United States. VCs now have more money than ever and investing in North America is becoming increasingly expensive. Consequently, investors are looking for diversification with high-return opportunities abroad. 

Southeast Asia has never seen such a surge in venture capital funding. The six ASEAN countries’ macroeconomics display great tailwinds for venture capital investments. The world’s largest internet economy (Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand) contributed to a significant increase in startup valuation in 2021 when compared to 2020. 

According to a survey by Google, Temasek, and Bain, Southeast Asia’s internet economy is expected to triple to $300 billion by 2025 from end-2020. This is likely due to the Covid-19 pandemic, which is driving consumer adoption of digital platforms and investors looking for internet-based enterprises that can scale. The startup ecosystem in the region benefits from the so-called “last mover advantage,” meaning that companies have the benefit of learning from the successes and failures of their peers in the US, China, and India.  However, there are still doubts about whether the abundant liquidity is inflating valuations and whether they can be sustained in secondary markets.