What is your SaaS company worth?
An honest valuation range for European SaaS, from private market multiples scored against peers at your ARR stage and deal size. Drag the sliders; the bands show where you sit among peers.
Committed ARR today. Peer group: €1-3M ARR
Retention is judged against peers with the same sales motion.
€6.8M to €9.2M
6.8x to 9.2x on €1M ARR · priced like a primary venture round
SaaS peers at €1-3M ARR: 5x to 14x, median 8x. Your metrics set the price inside the corridor; outliers can push it beyond.
How your metrics score
- Growth (year over year)23%At peer median, +0.00x
- Net revenue retention92%At peer median, +0.00x
- Gross margin77%At peer median, +0.00x
- Burn multiple2.0xAt peer median, +0.00x
These numbers are what you typed. SaaSFlow computes the same valuation live from your Stripe and bank data, with benchmarks on every metric.
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Multiples as of Q2 2026, anchored to private SaaS transaction and funding round data.
Every valuation is unique. This range comes from market comparables and the numbers you set; what a real buyer or investor pays also depends on team, product, market, deal terms, and diligence. Buyer type matters too: a strategic acquirer who gains customers, technology, or synergies will often pay above a purely financial buyer. And the headline price is not the same as cash today, since deals often pay part in shares or through an earn-out tied to future targets. Treat it as guidance, not a guarantee.
How the calculator works
The estimate is ARR times a revenue multiple. The multiple starts from a corridor of comparable transactions for companies at your ARR stage: the corridor's low, median, and high mark the 25th percentile, median, and 75th percentile of that comp set. Where you price inside the corridor depends on four metrics, each scored against peer benchmarks: year-over-year growth carries 45% of the score, net revenue retention 25%, gross margin 15%, and the burn multiple 15%.
A metric at its peer median scores zero. At the top quartile it scores plus one, at the bottom quartile minus one. Beyond the quartiles the score keeps growing with diminishing returns, so a company growing 300% is worth more than one growing 100%, but the multiple can never run further past the boundary than one side of the corridor (the distance from the median to that edge). The AI category premium is bounded too: 15% for AI-enhanced products, 30% for AI-native ones. No 120x tiers here.
The result is always a range, never a point. Pricing outside the corridor widens the range, because comparables get thin out there.
Fundraising and acquisition are different markets
The two lenses use separate comp sets. Acquisition multiples come from private lower-middle-market SaaS M&A, where the median sits near 4.5x ARR and larger companies earn a size premium. Fundraising multiples are implied by primary venture rounds, which pay far more per euro of ARR at seed stage and compress as companies scale. A small company is usually worth more to an investor than to a buyer; at €20M+ ARR the two lenses converge.
Where the numbers come from
Corridors are anchored to private SaaS transaction and funding round data from SaaS Capital, Aventis Advisors, and Carta, shaded for a European, often bootstrapped peer set rather than the US venture narrative. Peer benchmarks for growth, retention, margin, and burn come from the same published quartiles that power the benchmarks inside SaaSFlow. We review the tables quarterly; the current set is from Q2 2026.
One honest caveat: this calculator prices whatever you type. Inside SaaSFlow, the same model runs on your actual Stripe and bank data, so growth, retention, margin, and burn are computed instead of estimated, and the valuation updates as your numbers move.
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