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What is your company
actually worth?

Tell us how the business is built. We'll show you an indicative pre-money range, the multiple behind it, where you sit against your sector — and exactly how much you give up to raise. Calibrated for Indian private-market rounds across services, SaaS, manufacturing, consumer, and fintech.

01 · The headline number
Indicative pre-money valuation
₹149.4Cr ₹245.2Cr
Midpoint ₹191.6Cr · implied 10.6× revenue.
02 · How we got there

The multiple, decomposed.

Sector base
Technology / SaaS · Growth — Series A/B
8.0×
Growth adjustment
60.0% YoY
×1.25
Quality adjustment
76.0% gross margin vs 75% anchor
×1.00
Efficiency (Rule of 40)
52 = growth + EBITDA margin
×1.06
Effective revenue multiple
Applied to LTM revenue
10.6×

EBITDA is non-positive, so the estimate runs on the revenue multiple alone — the honest basis for a company still investing ahead of profit.

03 · Where your multiple sits

You vs. the sector.

Implied EV / Revenue
10.6×
CONSERVATIVE 4.4×SECTOR TYPICAL 8.0×TOP-QUARTILE 14.4×

You are between sector-typical and top-quartile — the range most growth rounds actually clear at.

04 · The raise

What it costs you.

Pre-money
₹191.6Cr
Post-money
₹219.6Cr
New investor stake
12.8%
New ESOP pool
8.0%
Founder ownership
After this round, single common class
72.0%57.1%
14.9 pp diluted
05 · The metrics behind the number
Bear45.0% growth
₹151.3Cr
pre-money midpoint
Base60.0% growth
₹191.6Cr
pre-money midpoint
Bull75.0% growth
₹235.9Cr
pre-money midpoint
Rule of 4052
growth + EBITDA margin · ≥40 is investable
Enterprise value₹191.6Cr

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Findings

Indicative. And honest about what it can't see.

This is a directional model built on sector multiples. A real valuation turns on cohort retention and net revenue retention, the CCPS / liquidation-preference and anti-dilution terms, secondary versus primary split, the actual comparable set, a DCF where cash flows are forecastable, ESOP perquisite-tax mechanics, founder vesting, the quality-of-earnings adjustments a buyer will run, and the negotiating leverage on each side of the table — none of which a static tool can read.

The dilution math assumes a single common share class and an ESOP pool topped up pre-money. Real rounds price in CCPS, pro-rata, and pool-shuffle mechanics that move the number. Treat the output as the start of the conversation, not the term sheet. Errors or missing inputs: connect@dissent.one.

From both sides
of the table.

Valuation, round design, the model the data room defends, ESOP structure, term sheet negotiation — none of that fits in a static calculator. That's where we work.

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