An AI valuation engine that gives founders the same pro-grade read investors already have.
Decoded and on your side of the table, powered by a growing AI platform running one shared valuation engine.
The ideas that quietly decide what your company is worth.
Fundraising, cap table, deal terms, exit. This is where founders get burned when nobody explains the mechanics. We’re building tools to demystify each one, starting here.
Is your offered valuation actually fair?
NTM revenue multiples, growth-adjusted comps, and the assumptions hiding inside a term sheet, explained in plain terms before you sign anything.
What a round really costs you
SAFEs, option pool refreshes, and multiple rounds stacked together. See your real ownership picture, not just the headline dilution number.
409A vs. fundraise valuation
Why your strike price and your last round’s valuation can look nothing alike, and what that gap actually means for your team’s options.
What you’d actually walk away with
Liquidation preferences, participation rights, and ratchets can quietly rewrite who gets paid first in a sale. Know the waterfall before you agree to terms.
IPO, acquisition, or staying private
Real odds and realistic timing for your stage, not founder folklore. Plan the exit instead of guessing at it.
What a marketability discount means for you
Why private shares are worth less than they look on paper, and how that discount shows up in secondaries, 409As, and exits alike.
What’s live now, with more on the way.
The first two tools in a growing suite, all built on one shared reasoning engine.
Roast My Valuation
Paste in the round you were offered. Get the read a valuation specialist would actually give you, tuned for SaaS and tech comps.
Try it free →Exit Radar
Figure out your exit strategy: IPO, M&A, or staying private, with real odds and timing for your stage.
Try it free →Built on close to a decade of real valuation and M&A work, advising funds, founders, and the deals between them, where the stakes were real money and the margin for error was thin. Every tool carries that same judgment into every read, tuned specifically for how software and tech companies actually get valued.