The perfect starting point for transparent and fruitful negotiations

A number, without context, is meaningless. During negotiations, it’s important to put all information on the table so that both parties can fairly be on-board.

21 pages to clearly display:

Valuation Summary

Valuation
Valuation low bound and high bound
Breakdown of the valuation by method

Valuation Summary

Valuation
Valuation low bound and high bound
Breakdown of the valuation by method

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Round information

Amount of capital needed
Percentage of shares with low and high bound
Use of funds

Round information

Amount of capital needed
Percentage of shares with low and high bound
Use of funds

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equidam-valuation-report-funding-round

Round information

Amount of capital needed
Percentage of shares with low and high bound
Use of funds

Valuation Details

One page deep dive into each of the 5 methods
Clearly stated assumptions, data sources and calculations

Valuation Details

One page deep dive into each of the 5 methods
Clearly stated assumptions, data sources and calculations

Complete Financial Projections

Thorough and easy-to-read profit and loss
and cash flow forecasts

Complete Financial Projections

Thorough and easy-to-read profit and loss
and cash flow forecasts

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equidam-valuation-report-financials-page

Complete Financial Projections

Thorough and easy-to-read profit and loss
and cash flow forecasts

Valuation Benchmarks

Filter for comparable companies across industry, stage and geography
Benchmark your valuation, revenue, EBITDA and fundraising budget

Valuation Benchmarks

Filter for comparable companies across industry, stage and geography
Benchmark your valuation, revenue, EBITDA and fundraising budget

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Usefulnegotiationstips

Adjust after every interaction

After every discussion with investors, sit down and review the elements of the valuation that raised more questions. Go back to the platform to easily refine the valuation accordingly.

"This valuation is too high!"

In this case, refer back to the assumptions. What makes it too high? Are projected revenues in 3 years not realistic? Are costs not adjusted accordingly? If you agree on the assumptions, you agree on the valuation.

Valuation is both an art and a science

Complement the report with a pitch deck. The methods (science) are one side of it, convincing investors with your story is an art!

Make it worth it

A valuation report is a screenshot of the value of your company at a given point in time. Use it to the next level by updating all stakeholders about the value you are creating on a monthly or quarterly basis.