An indicative value range for your fintech or AI company in nine minutes — the drivers behind it, your growth stage and the levers that raise it.
Valuation Uplift is a guided form for the owner of a fintech or an AI company. Eight steps — business type, countries, software or models, licences and accounts, banking partners and customers, how revenue is earned and kept, team and founder dependence, and last-twelve-month financials — take about nine minutes, mostly single taps. At the end the engine prices the company from published market coefficients and prints an indicative value range, never a point: the method behind it, a sell-or-raise check, a readiness score out of 100 across nine value drivers, and the company’s growth stage with the constraint holding it back.
The Snapshot is free and needs no account. With an M&A House account the three weakest drivers are explained and the biggest lever is shown as a value band. The Uplift Report, $500 and generated instantly, explains every driver, prices every lever, builds a plan across three horizons with a downside case, and projects a five-year growth path — as the company runs today against clearing every constraint. Every result is labelled self-reported and indicative; the Report is labelled automated and not reviewed by a person. It is not a valuation opinion, or investment, legal or tax advice.
Building rather than owning? The same page still offers the build Blueprint — licences, software, providers and marketing for a business that does not exist yet. The vocabulary is in the glossary; how a value range is made is on the page’s Method tab and in the guides.