Valuation Results

Valuation is revenue-based because no trailing twelve-month profit or recent six-month profit data was provided. The annual revenue used is 600000 (derived from average monthly revenue of 50000). Year-over-year revenue growth is strong at 42.9 percent, which earns a positive growth multiplier (31–50 percent band). Unit economics are healthy: lifetime value divided by customer acquisition cost is about 3.09, which provides a modest uplift. Churn is low at 2 percent, which reduces risk and supports the multiple. SEO authority and referring domain counts were not provided, so those factors were treated as neutral. Traffic unique counts were also missing, so no traffic uplift was applied. The seller provided multi-year projections that show clear and large growth, so a one-time projection uplift was applied. I used a revenue multiple range typical for affiliate/content/SaaS style assets (1.5–2.7) as the base. Multiplicative modifiers applied were: growth uplift for 42.9 percent, unit-economics uplift for LTV/CAC >=3, and a projection uplift; SEO/referrer/competition/trend were neutral. The combined modifier after multiplicative adjustments is about 1.22 (capped within allowed bounds). Applying that to the 1.5–2.7 revenue multiple band on annual revenue 600000 yields a low valuation of about 1,097,100 and a high valuation of about 1,974,780. Key drivers: 600000 annual revenue, 42.9 percent growth, LTV/CAC ~3.09, low churn, missing SEO/referrer data, and aggressive projected growth.