Valuation Results

The valuation is driven primarily by current revenue scale and recent growth. Monthly revenue of 12,000 annualizes to 144,000, which anchors a revenue-multiple approach. Year-over-year revenue growth is strong at about 26.3 percent, which supports an uplift on base multiples. Given the company’s revenue level and growth profile, an early-revenue multiple range of 2.0–3.0x was used as the base. Unit economics are excellent: a lifetime value of 220 versus an acquisition cost of 18 yields an LTV/CAC ratio above 12, which materially increases valuation confidence and contributes a positive modifier. Churn is meaningfully elevated at 12 percent, which offsets some upside and reduces the overall multiplier. Projections show a clear upward trend (144,000 → 220,000 → 350,000), which justifies a modest additional uplift for visible forward momentum. Combining the growth, unit economics, churn, and projection uplift produces an overall multiplier of roughly 1.19 applied to the base multiple range. Applying that composite multiplier to annual revenue yields a low valuation of about 341,285 and a high valuation of about 511,928. Key risks that temper the valuation are the modest absolute revenue base and the elevated churn rate; key strengths are double-digit organic growth and very strong LTV/CAC, and the projected ramp to larger revenue over the next few years.