Narrative and summary valuation support with a clearly stated methodology — scoped correctly as a complement to, not a replacement for, a certified valuation.
Asset-based, comparable, or DCF
Narrative/summary, not certified
Your figures never shared or reused
A valuation stated with no visible method is either taken on faith or dismissed outright. Investors and banks want to see the reasoning — asset-based, comparable, or discounted cash flow — not just a final figure.
Whichever approach fits your business — asset-based, market comparable, or DCF — the method and reasoning are laid out clearly.
We're explicit that this is summary/narrative valuation support, not a certified valuation — protecting your credibility with an accurate framing.
If you have or need figures from a licensed valuer, we integrate them into the narrative rather than duplicating or contradicting that work.
The valuation basis aligns with the equity offer or figures used elsewhere in your business plan or pitch — inconsistency is a common red flag.
Valuation narrative with clearly stated method.
Asset summary, itemized where relevant.
Comparable analysis where market comparables are used.
Formatted for your use case — plan, pitch, or bank submission.
Revision window included.
Financials, assets, and purpose of the valuation.
The most appropriate approach chosen and explained.
Complete narrative with reasoning laid out clearly.
Refined and delivered ready to use.
Priced by business complexity — there's no flat rate.
Important: This is narrative and summary valuation support, not a certified or audited valuation. For a certified valuation (e.g., for legal, tax, or formal transaction purposes), we recommend engaging a qualified accountant or licensed valuer — we're happy to incorporate their figures into your document.
For formal transactions, tax, or legal purposes, a certified valuation from a qualified professional is typically required. This service supports business plans, pitches, and general planning documents.
Whichever is most appropriate for your business and available data — asset-based, market comparable, or discounted cash flow — explained and justified in the report.
Yes — we can build the narrative around figures already provided by your accountant or valuer.
Yes — both readers typically expect some valuation basis, though banks weigh it alongside DSCR and collateral, while investors weigh it against equity offered.
Share your business and figures — we'll take it from here.
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