Independent business valuation · US-focused

A clearer view of business value—for the decisions that change companies.

WorthPrism turns financial performance, market evidence and human judgment into a valuation story that founders, investors and decision-makers can actually use.

From $3,500transparent starting fees
10 business daysflagship target after complete inputs
50 / 50milestone billing
Illustrative analysis
Reconciled enterprise value
$31.2m
$28.5m$34.0m
DCF$30.4m
Market$33.1m
Deals$29.8m
Methods reconciledFictional example
Human-led analysisDiscounted cash flowMarket multiplesTransaction evidenceScenario testingClear assumptions

Built for consequential moments

Not a black-box number. A defensible point of view.

Use a valuation to frame a capital raise, evaluate an offer, plan an ownership transition, align partners or understand the levers that matter most.

Raise capital

Explain value, growth assumptions and the bridge between today’s performance and tomorrow’s plan.

Buy or sell

Ground negotiations in normalized economics, market evidence and explicit scenario ranges.

Plan ownership

Create a common analytical frame for succession, partner discussions and long-term strategy.

Make board decisions

Translate operating choices into value drivers, downside cases and measurable priorities.

Start with curiosity

See how growth, quality and capital structure can change an indicative range.

The model is intentionally explainable, bounded and private. It is a learning tool—not a substitute for professional analysis.

Educational estimator

Explore an indicative range

Your numbers stay in this browser and are not transmitted.

Indicative equity-value range$16M$22M

Illustrative midpoint $19M, using reconciled 54% revenue / 46% EBITDA evidence.

  • Above-baseline growth supports the range
  • Recurring revenue improves visibility
  • Customer concentration is within the model’s neutral band

Not a valuation opinion. This simplified model omits material facts and market evidence. It is educational only.

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Inside the deliverable

A report that shows its work.

Every conclusion should be traceable to a fact, assumption or market reference. The report connects narrative, numbers and uncertainty.

01

Value at a glance

A concise conclusion, range, purpose, valuation date, key assumptions and the factors most likely to move value.

02

Business model & value drivers

A clear view of revenue mechanics, customers, unit economics, concentration, recurring income and operating dependencies.

03

Market & competitor context

Market size, demand signals, sector dynamics and a grounded comparison with relevant public or transaction evidence.

04

Normalized financial performance

Historical trends, one-time items, owner adjustments, margins, working capital and the earnings base used in the analysis.

05

Forecasts & scenarios

Transparent operating assumptions, downside and upside cases, and the specific inputs behind each modeled outcome.

06

Valuation range & sensitivities

Reconciled income and market approaches, enterprise-to-equity bridge, method weighting and sensitivity tables.

Original sample reports

Review the depth before you choose.

These detailed, print-ready examples use synthetic data and fictional companies. No client information or copied report content is used.

Illustrative reportOrbitDesk Cloud, Inc.B2B SaaS
Illustrative minority financing

OrbitDesk Cloud, Inc.

$28.5m–$34.0m

A workflow platform with durable recurring revenue, improving retention and a deliberate shift from founder-led sales to a repeatable enterprise motion.

Open sample
Illustrative reportHarborWorks Components LLCSpecialty manufacturing
Illustrative succession planning

HarborWorks Components LLC

$13.8m–$17.2m

A precision components manufacturer with defensible certifications, embedded customer programs and an opportunity to reduce concentration through a new end market.

Open sample
Illustrative reportRelayMint Payments, Inc.Fintech infrastructure
Illustrative strategic review

RelayMint Payments, Inc.

$32.0m–$39.5m

An API-led payments platform serving vertical software companies, with expanding transaction volume and a developing fraud and compliance moat.

Open sample

Method before mythology

Multiple lenses. One reconciled conclusion.

No single formula captures a business. The right approach considers cash flow, observable market evidence, asset economics and the purpose of the analysis.

  • Income approachValues expected cash flow with explicit risk and growth assumptions.
  • Market approachCompares relevant public companies and transactions with careful adjustments.
  • ReconciliationWeights the evidence, explains conflicts and shows sensitivity instead of false precision.

A transparent engagement

01
Fit & scope

Purpose, users, entity and information readiness.

02
Kickoff & request

50% milestone and a tailored information list.

03
Analysis

Financial normalization, research and modeling.

04
Draft review

Walk through methods, assumptions and questions.

05
Final & support

Final report after the remaining milestone.

Transparent starting scope

Choose the depth your decision deserves.

Displayed pricing is an original launch framework. Final scope, reliance, eligibility and fees must be confirmed in an engagement letter.

Essential

A concise, analyst-guided view for planning-stage decisions.

$3,500fixed fee for eligible scope
Internal planning and early investor conversationsTarget: 12 business days
  • One entity and one primary operating segment
  • Financial normalization review
  • Income and/or market approach, as appropriate
  • Concise valuation memorandum
  • One draft review call
  • 50% at kickoff, 50% before final delivery
Choose Essential

Transaction+

Deeper diligence and scenarios for complex transactions.

From $12,000scoped after fit review
M&A, multi-entity or committee-led decisionsTarget: 15+ business days
  • Expanded diligence and management interviews
  • Scenario and capital-structure modeling
  • Deeper comparable-company and transaction work
  • Board or investor presentation materials
  • Two review meetings
  • Thirty days of post-delivery Q&A support
Choose Transaction+

Scope 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

Data handling should be as clear as the valuation.

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.

Browser-only inputsNo estimator or brief values are transmitted.Honest demo statesNo false submission or confidentiality claims.Deliberate no-submit designBriefs can be copied or downloaded without creating an account.

Frequently asked

Know the limits as well as the promise.

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.

Private browser-only intake

Tell us what the valuation needs to support.

Create a concise scoping brief without sending data anywhere.

This launch demo has no submission endpoint. Your answers remain on this page.

A useful first conversation starts with context.

Your generated brief will summarize purpose, sector, scale, timing and likely package—without asking for personal contact details.