How to use this calculator
- Enter current ARR and a revenue multiple.
- Add growth rate and EBITDA margin to calculate Rule of 40.
- Review the expected valuation range rather than relying on one exact number.
Estimate SaaS company valuation using ARR, revenue multiple, growth rate, and EBITDA margin. The calculator also shows a valuation range and Rule of 40 score for investor-style review.
The estimated valuation is based on ARR multiplied by the selected revenue multiple. Growth and profitability affect whether the multiple looks justified.
This is not a formal appraisal. Market multiples can change quickly and depend on retention, growth quality, revenue concentration, and capital markets.
A SaaS company with $1,000,000 ARR and a 6x multiple has an estimated valuation of $6,000,000. If growth is 40% and EBITDA margin is 5%, Rule of 40 equals 45.
A quick estimate is ARR multiplied by a reasonable revenue multiple, then adjusted for growth, margin, retention, and risk.
SaaS revenue multiples vary by market, growth, retention, and profitability. Faster growing and more efficient companies usually command higher multiples.
Investors often review ARR, growth rate, gross margin, net retention, churn, profitability, and comparable market multiples.
Rule of 40 is growth rate plus profit margin. A score above 40 is often viewed as a strong balance between growth and efficiency.
Divide the target valuation by the assumed revenue multiple. At a 5x multiple, $10 million valuation requires about $2 million ARR.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Estimated Valuation | ARR multiplied by revenue multiple |
| Rule of 40 | Growth plus EBITDA margin |
| Low / High Range | Scenario range around selected multiple |
| Health Score | Valuation quality based on Rule of 40 |