Discover the growth rate investors implicitly expect when they invest at your valuation. Understand what you're signing up for before you sign the term sheet.
Know exactly what revenue growth you need to deliver investor returns.
Use data to push back on unrealistic valuations or expectations.
Learn how investor multiples, exit valuations, and time horizons connect.
Enter your fundraising details to see what annual revenue growth you need to deliver the returns investors expect.
Your valuation after this round closes
Your trailing 12-month revenue
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Fill in your valuation, revenue, and financing round to see what growth rate investors will expect from you.
Understanding these metrics will help you make better fundraising decisions.
Why does this matter?
Understanding investor return expectations helps you negotiate better terms, set realistic milestones, and identify whether your growth trajectory aligns with what investors are betting on. If the implied CAGR seems unrealistic, you may need to reconsider your valuation or find investors with different return expectations. Accounting for future dilution gives you a more realistic picture of the growth you'll need to deliver.
Read the in-depth guides — methods, dilution, and what investors actually expect in return.
Berkus, Scorecard, VC Method, DCF, Revenue Multiple — which one applies to your stage.
Read guideThe fund math behind every term sheet and the CAGR you're implicitly committing to.
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