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Whether you need to value your company or know its financial feasibility pre-operations, Front Figure will simplify the process and generate a well-designed and detailed report in a click of a button.
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Tarek Dajani
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Hello Product Hunters,
I am Tarek from Front Figure. I have over 10 years of experience in the financial consultancy field working with both traditional and tech companies. During this period, I noticed the huge need from small scale Company and Start-ups to understand the valuation of their Company or to understand if their project is financial feasibility, prior to operations.
The problem...
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Tarek Dajani
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I am reading now Lean startup, seems very interesting @richardfliu
What's your favorite book?
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Feedback on Idea: Automated Financial Valuation and Feasibility Study for Startups and SMEs
Since I have been working in the financial field now for almost ten years, I have seen and helped tons of startups and SMEs needing to value their Company or understand the feasibility of their project pre-launch.
This is usually required for various reasons, investors, fund raising / capital increase or undertaking a loan to name a few.
Most of the time, this usually entails the payment of an...
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100% include images, to be honest I didn't use the first time because it had no images and then used a ready made video from canva that I made in 2 minutes just to check it out. Seems really nice by the way! Congratulations.
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Beautiful idea, will give it a shot. Good luck!
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Tarek Dajani
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I am actually building a valuation / feasibility study platform (not really done with it: https://www.frontfigure.com/ ). So based on my experience for tech startups, the best quick method is to do a T+1 revenue multiple, that means your next 12 months forecasted revenue multiplied by a revenue multiple of your industry and country / comparable companies. At the end of day, this would only...
Startup Valuation Methods: How to Calculate the Value of a Startup?
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Overall, it seems very nice. Only when I want to "Automate, analyze, and collaborate" part did I really understand what you are doing. The "Meeting Assistant, Intelligence, Collaboration" in the heading I did not read to be honest, felt it was too much to read. I think if you can summarize these three sentences, since they are basically the automate section so people stop subconsciously not...
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Tarek Dajani
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Hi Kanan, I am actually creating a website where you can perform your valuation for a nominal fee, but it is not yet launched unfortunately (https://www.frontfigure.com/). Since that this is the case, let me help you out on how to atleast have a high level valuation. First thing you need to do is have a financial model (excel or g-sheet will do just fine), where you have to forecast your...
How to do your startup valuation for free?
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I think environment friendly companies (either service, product or F&B) has a great future
Which sector do you expect to grow exponentially in the next 10 years? 🚀
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I use carrd as well, very simple, cheap and to the point.
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From my end, it's slightly like number one, but for me it is trying to simplify and automate the process as much as possible, while, trying to be slightly better than competitors (atleast for v1).
What came first, the mission or a problem? In your product...
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I would say around 4 weeks. I do have a page, but not a coming soon page, just a page that simply explains what I am trying to build and subscription email.
How long before the actual launch of your product, would you launch a "coming soon" page?
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You need to understand the value that you bring to your customers, whilst, also taking into consideration of competitors pricing. Basically, what I am planning to do is to do a v1 which is better in some aspects than the market, price slightly below market and then by time try to increase my price. Hope that helps.
How to find the right pricing structure for your service?
Tarek Dajani
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Most deals I heard similarly were almost always above 1k, so I think it's not a bad deal. Overall, I believe, in terms of marketing and validation, it could be worth it. I don't know in terms of ROI, it depends on your profit per user ratios, number of expected of visits and conversion rates, very difficult to estimate at this stage. In my opinion, is to give it a shot with one article
Should we pay 600$-1000$ for an article about our startup on Entrepreneur or TechCrunch?
Tasos Valtinos
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If you want register a C-Corp in Deleware (which is what Y-Combinator suggests), use Clerky (also what Y-Combinator suggests!). If not, you can also use Paddle or Gumroad as payment methods if you are still in the testing phase, like me. Good luck.
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I am in that stage right now, I am just thinking of closing the subject and not getting a co-founder. The problem is I am a non-technical co-founder, but for me getting a bad a co-founder would be worse than me being a non-technical solo founder. Maybe, I can just a get 2-3 devs give them a good share amount and that would be better. Tertle looks nice and very much helpful, I signed up. Good luck.
Finding the right co-founder is really hard
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Hi Rajan, I agree with most of your points but not number 2. I think at the beginning you should try to launch a first version, which looks okay (doesnt have to be excellent) and has some of the features that are necessary to add value to the user, then all you need to focus on next is talking to users and build features even if you have 5-10 users in the first 2-3 months, that's fine, but the...
I failed my 3 business (in different domains). The key reasons:
Rajan Verma (Aarvy)
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I would try to talk to more users to try to understand what is it they don't like about it and then try to solve that as soon as I can. Maybe at a certain point you may understand that there is actually no demand at all, so you might decided to pivot, however, I do not recommend pivoting until maybe 12-18 months after launching and talking to various users.
What will you do if your company was falling behind?
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