Your valuation framework is straightforward. How would you recommend founders adjust this approach in industries with volatile market conditions (e.g., AI or climate tech)?
The better way is to look at similar startups in AI or Climate Tech and check their valuations. Data from CB Insights can help with this too. I saw a post about AI startup valuations—you can use those numbers as a guide. Like @Sahil said, if you’re going for a high valuation, you need a solid story to back it up. Talking to a few investors can also give you a good idea.
Your valuation framework is straightforward. How would you recommend founders adjust this approach in industries with volatile market conditions (e.g., AI or climate tech)?
The better way is to look at similar startups in AI or Climate Tech and check their valuations. Data from CB Insights can help with this too. I saw a post about AI startup valuations—you can use those numbers as a guide. Like @Sahil said, if you’re going for a high valuation, you need a solid story to back it up. Talking to a few investors can also give you a good idea.