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Estimate SaaS valuation from ARR and revenue multiple — see valuation range and per-customer value.
Estimate SaaS valuation from ARR and revenue multiple — see valuation range and per-customer value.
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SaaS valuation is often ARR times a revenue multiple. Multiples range 3-15× depending on growth, NDR, margin and market. At $70k ARR and 6×, valuation is $423k. High growth (100%+) commands 10-15×, moderate 40-60% gets 6-8×, low 20% gets 3-5×. The multiple already embeds growth, so adjusting twice double-counts — use growth only to sanity-check multiple choice.
To use the SaaS Valuation Calculator, enter ARR and a market multiple. Optionally set growth to see suggested multiple range. The tool shows valuation, per-customer value and implied monthly. Model: $70k ARR at 8× is $564k vs 4× $282k — picking the right multiple matters more than 10% ARR change. Use the example to pick comps, not just hope.
SaaS Valuation Calculator: Estimate SaaS valuation from ARR and revenue multiple — see valuation range and per-customer value. Formula: Valuation = ARR × multiple. Example: $70,560 ARR × 6× = $423,360 valuation.
SaaS valuation is often ARR times a revenue multiple. Multiples range 3-15× depending on growth, NDR, margin and market. At $70k ARR and 6×, valuation is $423k. High growth (100%+) commands 10-15×, moderate 40-60% gets 6-8×, low 20% gets 3-5×. The multiple already embeds growth, so adjusting twice double-counts — use growth only to sanity-check multiple choice.
To use the SaaS Valuation Calculator, enter ARR and a market multiple. Optionally set growth to see suggested multiple range. The tool shows valuation, per-customer value and implied monthly. Model: $70k ARR at 8× is $564k vs 4× $282k — picking the right multiple matters more than 10% ARR change. Use the example to pick comps, not just hope.
$70,560 ARR × 6× = $423,360 valuation. At 10× (high growth) = $705,600. Per 120 customers, $3,528 each at 6×.
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