@wadimxyz@wadimxyz Spot on… timing of burn is the real killer.
Even with strong retention and decent ROIC, a 24–36 month payback pushes most value into terminal assumptions.
Curious… what burn multiple do you consider acceptable in growth-stage SaaS?
Most DCF models look perfect… until that one assumption breaks everything.
The silent killer? Terminal growth rate.
Here’s why it matters more than people admit — and how SaaS unit economics taught me to spot it early.
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Bottom line: Terminal growth isn't just a plug — it's the biggest driver of value judgment.
What's the highest terminal g you've ever defended in a real model (and why)? Drop it below 👇
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Quick practical fix I run every time:
- Sensitivity table on g (1% to 5%)
- Watch how valuation changes — often 30–50% swing
- Compare to exit multiple approach for triangulation
Keeps the model honest.
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