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Im not sure if i understood your question, but here i go: There are a few metrics that can be used (typically thought at MBA programs) but obviously accessible to leveraged investors through advisors and or legal aids. These metrics give an idea on value based on marketable assets, capital inv...

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Not necessarily. As long as you have the stocks to be issued. Have a prior contract agreement between owners of what equity is available, the vesting period. (Some do it on % base points per year, i.e. 50% in year 1 and 50% in year 2, or 1k hours worked) if they walk away in first year they take...

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To speak I do not have contacts in the Industry. Saying this I would have a suggestion The subject of Revenue Valuations has five main principles Through having a very imminent finances to overcome debt. Then trying to find a solution to just capable ways of under following through preparatory su...

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I founded a VC fund and successfully backed over two dozen startup, seed and early stage ventures. There is a "new" type of security called a SAFE which allows you to raise money and to put off the valuation until the professionals come in on an A round. Failing that you can offer a simple propo...

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Hello, The valuation of your business depends on your ability to make a profit and your rate of growth. At one extreme end, a business with a very high rate of growth (%20) a month, can get away with no profits as in the world of startups. On the other end, a business that is making a profit, wi...

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Hi, First of all, well done for creating the MVP - this is often not an easy task. Regarding the valuation, the real answer (that not many people are willing to say), is this: you go outside, raise your thump towards the sky, imagine a nice number, and that's the valuation. Seriously, there is...

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People call me on Clarity all the time to get a ballpark idea of what their business is worth. If you need a written report then you'll be looking at an engagement. Book a call if you'd like to chat. David C Barnett www.HowToSellMyOwnBusiness.com

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There are many consultants, brokers, appraisers and other experts who value businesses and cash flows. I do Most Probable Selling Price evaluations for my clients in most of the Western World. The problem with a pre-revenue enterprise is that you'd be relying on projections. Anyone who wants t...

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From a corporate law perspective, the money is being invested into a COMPANY, not a product or portal. From an investor perspective, they are investing in 1. Team 2. Business NOT in a portal or a product. As an investor, if you're doing two completely different things with one company, I would...

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Since no one has actually answered your question, let me try and give you some specific guidance: The "fair" range would probably land between $5m-$15m pre-money. For the low-end ($5-6m) to be fair, you'd be in a tiny (measured by total addressable market) with slow growth on that $2m as mea...

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