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Explain value, growth assumptions and the bridge between today’s performance and tomorrow’s plan.
Independent business valuation · US-focused
WorthPrism turns financial performance, market evidence and human judgment into a valuation story that founders, investors and decision-makers can actually use.
Built for consequential moments
Use a valuation to frame a capital raise, evaluate an offer, plan an ownership transition, align partners or understand the levers that matter most.
Explain value, growth assumptions and the bridge between today’s performance and tomorrow’s plan.
Ground negotiations in normalized economics, market evidence and explicit scenario ranges.
Create a common analytical frame for succession, partner discussions and long-term strategy.
Translate operating choices into value drivers, downside cases and measurable priorities.
Start with curiosity
The model is intentionally explainable, bounded and private. It is a learning tool—not a substitute for professional analysis.
Illustrative midpoint $19M, using reconciled 54% revenue / 46% EBITDA evidence.
Not a valuation opinion. This simplified model omits material facts and market evidence. It is educational only.
Inside the deliverable
Every conclusion should be traceable to a fact, assumption or market reference. The report connects narrative, numbers and uncertainty.
A concise conclusion, range, purpose, valuation date, key assumptions and the factors most likely to move value.
A clear view of revenue mechanics, customers, unit economics, concentration, recurring income and operating dependencies.
Market size, demand signals, sector dynamics and a grounded comparison with relevant public or transaction evidence.
Historical trends, one-time items, owner adjustments, margins, working capital and the earnings base used in the analysis.
Transparent operating assumptions, downside and upside cases, and the specific inputs behind each modeled outcome.
Reconciled income and market approaches, enterprise-to-equity bridge, method weighting and sensitivity tables.
Original sample reports
These detailed, print-ready examples use synthetic data and fictional companies. No client information or copied report content is used.
A workflow platform with durable recurring revenue, improving retention and a deliberate shift from founder-led sales to a repeatable enterprise motion.
Open sampleA precision components manufacturer with defensible certifications, embedded customer programs and an opportunity to reduce concentration through a new end market.
Open sampleAn API-led payments platform serving vertical software companies, with expanding transaction volume and a developing fraud and compliance moat.
Open sampleMethod before mythology
No single formula captures a business. The right approach considers cash flow, observable market evidence, asset economics and the purpose of the analysis.
A transparent engagement
Purpose, users, entity and information readiness.
50% milestone and a tailored information list.
Financial normalization, research and modeling.
Walk through methods, assumptions and questions.
Final report after the remaining milestone.
Transparent starting scope
Displayed pricing is an original launch framework. Final scope, reliance, eligibility and fees must be confirmed in an engagement letter.
A concise, analyst-guided view for planning-stage decisions.
$3,500fixed fee for eligible scopeThe flagship, decision-ready report for capital and ownership events.
$6,000fixed fee for eligible scopeDeeper diligence and scenarios for complex transactions.
From $12,000scoped after fit reviewScope boundaries matter. Tax, 409A, litigation, fairness opinions, audit, legal advice and expert testimony are not included unless separately contracted with appropriately qualified professionals.
Designed for trust
This launch experience collects no financial or contact data. The estimator and brief run locally in the browser. A production document workflow should add authenticated uploads, role-based access, retention controls and an executed NDA or engagement letter.
Frequently asked
Good valuation work starts by defining purpose, evidence, timetable and permitted use—before modeling begins.
No. It is an educational range based on a simplified multiple model. It does not consider every fact, is not reviewed by a credentialed analyst, and must not be used as a tax, legal, lending or transaction opinion.
The stated target begins after scope is agreed, the kickoff payment is received, and the complete information request is available. Missing or changing information can extend the timetable.
Typically three years of financial statements, current year-to-date results, a forecast, debt and cash details, ownership information, customer and product concentration, and a management discussion about operations and risks.
The appropriate methods depend on the company and purpose. The report may use discounted cash flow, guideline public-company multiples, precedent transactions, capitalization of earnings or an asset approach, then reconcile the evidence.
The displayed launch structure is 50% after scope confirmation and kickoff, with the remaining 50% due before final report delivery. Any final commercial terms belong in a signed engagement letter.
Not automatically. Those uses can require specific qualifications, procedures, reliance language and jurisdictional standards. They should be separately scoped with appropriately qualified professionals.
No. The estimator and engagement brief run in your browser. Inputs are not submitted to a server by this launch demo, and sensitive values are not sent to analytics. You can clear them at any time.
No. Every sample company, fact and number is fictional and created only to demonstrate report structure and presentation. They are not recommendations, benchmarks or evidence for another company.
Your generated brief will summarize purpose, sector, scale, timing and likely package—without asking for personal contact details.