Startup Valuation Scorecard

Startup Valuation Scorecard MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate startup valuations using a weighted scorecard method based on key business drivers.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides a professional-grade toolkit for calculating startup valuations using the Scorecard Method. It allows AI agents to evaluate a company's value by analyzing specific drivers such as team strength, market size, product maturity, and competitive landscape. By using calculate_scorecard_valuation, agents can compute an adjusted valuation that accounts for sector-specific weights and regional multipliers. The server also includes tools like get_sector_benchmarks to ensure baseline valuations remain within realistic industry ranges.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_scorecard_valuation

Computes the final adjusted valuation and the comparative metric

get_regional_multipliers

Retrieves the adjustment coefficients for specific geographic regions

get_sector_benchmarks

Provides the standard baseline valuation ranges for different sectors

get_valuation_factors

Retrieves the standard weighting distribution for the scorecard calculation

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Calculate the valuation for a SaaS startup with a $5M baseline, 80% team strength, 90% market size, 70% product stage, and 60% competitive environment in the USA.

The adjusted valuation for this SaaS startup is $5,400,000, with a comparison score of 1.08.

What are the standard valuation benchmarks for the Fintech sector?

For the Fintech sector, the average baseline valuation is $8,000,000, with a range between $4,000,000 and $15,000,000.

What is the regional multiplier for Europe?

The regional multiplier for Europe is 0.92.

The method evaluates a startup's value by comparing its performance drivers against an average industry valuation, applying specific weights to factors like team and market size.

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