For a cloud accounting SaaS platform pulling 30% annual growth, does a 3.7x enterprise value-to-sales multiple seem reasonable? Trying to gauge if that valuation's stretched or actually fair given the expansion rate.
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TokenSherpa
· 5h ago
honestly if you examine the data on saas multiples historically, 3.7x ev/s for 30% growth... let me break this down for you. fundamentally, we're looking at what the market's pricing in, right? comparable governance precedent in late-stage rounds suggests you'd typically see 4-6x for that growth trajectory, so actually you might be looking at a decent entry point here tbh
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ProposalDetective
· 13h ago
30% growth rate with a 3.7x valuation... It's not that outrageous, but it depends on the gross margin. The real die-hard holders aren't at these numbers.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 13h ago
30% growth rate and 3.7x revenue multiple? That's not too bad, I've seen even more outrageous ones.
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SolidityNewbie
· 13h ago
30% growth rate with a 3.7x valuation? Honestly, that seems okay to me. The key is to look at their payback period.
For a cloud accounting SaaS platform pulling 30% annual growth, does a 3.7x enterprise value-to-sales multiple seem reasonable? Trying to gauge if that valuation's stretched or actually fair given the expansion rate.