Tool — Proptech SaaS valuation
What is your proptech SaaS worth?
A tool designed by M&A advisors, not a mechanical ARR multiple. You enter your income statement and metrics; you get an indicative valuation range, benchmarked against your segment — real-estate function × editor type × size × geography.
Proptech is where our expertise lies — and where our grid is finest. The estimate remains open to any SaaS company, whatever industry it serves.
What the tool does
The language of value, structured for a SaaS editor.
A software company's value is not a single number: it depends on revenue quality — net revenue retention (NRR), churn, Rule of 40, recurring vs one-off mix — and on the cost structure. The tool speaks that language, with an income statement standardised for an editor and the KPIs that truly matter.
In practice
Four building blocks, one range.
01 — Income statement
An editor's P&L
Recurring ARR + services, costs isolated for gross margin, expenses by team (R&D, Product, Sales & Marketing…), down to EBITDA and net income. 5-year history, current year, 5-year business plan.
02 — Metrics
The numbers that count
ARR growth, NRR, churn, Rule of 40, Magic Number, CAC payback, burn multiple… The metrics that genuinely move a multiple, with definition and formula on hover.
03 — Benchmark
Placing the value
Your range is set against your segment and the observed M&A market — to place value without over-promising, while keeping aggregated data anonymous.
04 — Mini info-memo
Telling the story
A presentation memo: who we are, products, strategy, markets, customers, competitors, P&L history, forecast and business plan — with an assisted draft to validate.
The journey
From P&L to range, in five steps.
Each step feeds the next: your structured data produces a range set against the market, then a memo ready to share.
Confidentiality
Your data stays yours.
Access via a secure sign-in link (no password), each editor's data strictly siloed, consent by purpose and no sharing with third parties. The range is indicative: decision support, not investment advice nor a regulated valuation.