Post-money valuation
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Pre-money plus the new round
AICre8 investor planning tool
Investor ROI, Growth & Valuation Simulator
Model an investor's potential equity value, then connect paying customers to MRR, ARR and future financing scenarios.
Valuation is not cash. The figures below represent estimated paper value. A shareholder normally receives cash only through a sale, secondary transaction, dividend, buyback or another liquidity event.
Scenario assumptions
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Priced-round assumption: ownership is calculated as investment ÷ post-money valuation. A SAFE, convertible instrument, option pool increase, liquidation preference or different share class can change the result.
Your ownership at close
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Before modeled future dilution
Your value at $100M
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Your value at $1B
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Your return at each valuation
After the future dilution selected in the assumptions.
| Company valuation | Estimated equity value | Profit / loss | MOIC | Total ROI | Annualised return |
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Shareholder group value
Illustrative group cap table after this round and the selected future dilution.
| Shareholder group | Ownership at close | Ownership after dilution | Value at $100M | Value at $1B |
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How the calculation works
Simple, visible priced-equity assumptions.
1. Ownership at close
Your investment is divided by the post-money valuation. For the full round, $550K ÷ $5.55M is approximately 9.91%.
2. Future dilution
Your closing ownership is multiplied by the percentage retained after later fundraising or option-pool dilution.
3. Estimated equity value
Future company valuation is multiplied by diluted ownership. MOIC compares that value with the original investment.
Illustrative model only. This is not a promise, forecast, offer of securities, valuation opinion or financial advice. It assumes one priced equity class and ignores taxes, fees, liquidation preferences, dividends, debt, option exercises, investor rights and transaction costs. Actual ownership and proceeds must come from the executed investment documents and current cap table.
Build the financing story from recurring revenue. Change the customer mix, revenue target and ARR multiple to see the implied scenario. One-time website or service fees are excluded unless you deliberately enter them as recurring add-on MRR.
Growth assumptions
Customer counts are paying AICre8 subscriptions across both paths: standalone Build websites and Grow business workspaces.
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Current model: Build $29/month for 6 private websites; Grow / Pro $99/month for one live business CRM; Agency $249/month for 5 client CRMs; Agency Pro $399/month for 10. Every Grow plan includes Build. The multiple is a scenario input—not a market benchmark or promise.
Modeled MRR
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Recurring subscription + add-on revenue
Modeled ARR
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MRR × 12
Implied valuation
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Paying accounts
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Accounts for target MRR
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Accounts for future valuation
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Revenue mix
Exactly where current subscription MRR, included websites and live-CRM capacity come from.
| Plan | Paying accounts | Price / month | MRR | ARR | Included websites | Live client CRMs |
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Growth checkpoints
Customer-count scenarios use the current blended monthly revenue per paying account.
| Checkpoint | Paying accounts | MRR | ARR | Valuation at selected multiple |
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“1,000 paying accounts” refers to AICre8 subscription customers—not the client businesses managed inside agency plans.
Future financing bridge
How much new ownership a later round could issue at the selected pre-money valuation.
| New capital | Pre-money | Post-money | New investor ownership | Existing holders retain |
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How to use this on a call
A simple bridge from commercial progress to the next financing discussion.
1. Choose the customer mix
Enter realistic numbers for Build, Grow and agency plans. Start with the preset closest to the story you are discussing.
2. Set the next milestone
Use target MRR to show how many paying accounts the current mix needs. The calculator converts it to ARR automatically.
3. Stress-test financing
Adjust the ARR multiple and future round terms. Treat the result as a scenario for discussion, never a promised valuation.
Scenario model only. MRR means recurring revenue; ARR is MRR × 12 and is not the same as cash collected. The selected ARR multiple is adjustable and does not guarantee any financing or exit valuation. Growth, churn, discounts, costs, taxes, fundraising terms and investor rights can materially change outcomes.