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All inputs and outputs are in $M. Start by selecting your SaaS sub-segment (Segment), then your Company Stage. For the more financially inclined, you can adjust WACC, Tax Rate, and other financial variables. Enjoy!

1) Segment & Assumptions

Historical (optional): Enter R1–R3 to reference last actual revenue (R3) and track trends.

R1
R2
R3
Revenue
EBITDA

2) Forward Projections (F1–F5)

F1
F2
F3
F4
F5
Revenue
EBITDA

3) Balance Sheet

4) Terminal Value & Method

Terminal Method options:
- Segment EV/Revenue Multiple (Low/High): Applies the selected segment's low/high EV/Revenue multiple to a chosen revenue basis to estimate terminal value at the end of F5.
- Gordon Growth (Perpetuity): Capitalizes FCF using a perpetual growth rate g: TV = FCFF6 / (WACC − g), where FCFF6 = FCFF5 × (1+g).
Revenue Basis for Multiple controls which revenue figure the multiple is applied to (Last actual R3, Next year F1, Year 3 forward F3, or Custom).

Terminal Method:

Selected segment low/high EV/Revenue multiples will be applied to the chosen revenue basis. TV is placed at end of F5 and discounted back.

Results

Method: For each year t: EBIT = EBITDA − D&A; Taxes = max(0, EBIT) × Tax; NOPAT = EBIT − Taxes; FCF = NOPAT + D&A − Capex − ΔNWC. Discount at WACC. TV at end of F5 via segment multiple or Gordon. EV = PV(FCFs) + PV(TV). Equity = EV − (Debt − Cash).

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