A defensible RepoWorth
Establish a current, versioned codebase valuation with visible scope, formula assumptions, coverage, and durability.
Show RepoWorth, Contributor Value, retained momentum, and delivery forecasts in a controlled record built for investors, lenders, enterprise buyers, and acquisition conversations.
Built for software founders, owner-operators, and technical ceos.Revenue and traction tell part of the story. CodeValuation.com creates a versioned technical record that helps a founder explain the codebase, the momentum behind it, who creates durable value, and what the next roadmap will require without exposing source code.
Establish a current, versioned codebase valuation with visible scope, formula assumptions, coverage, and durability.
Show Contributor Value, retained work, team ship chains, and codebase movement across a month, quarter, year, or diligence period.
Grant a vetted investor, lender, enterprise buyer, or acquirer read-only access to the reports you approve. No source code is exposed.
The organization view connects current RepoWorth, accepted delivery, contributor depth, and report access in one controlled record.
Live CodeValuation.com product UI shown with clearly labeled demo data.
Each decision starts from a bounded repository scope, an exact commit, and versioned rules. Private evidence stays controlled by its authorized owner.
Authorize the GitHub organization and choose the repositories and members included in the company record.
Track RepoWorth, Contributor Value, retained work, maintainer depth, and delivery forecasts as the business grows.
Publish a controlled Code Valuation Report for fundraising, financing, enterprise sales, or an acquisition process.
Choose the reporting window and the evidence you want to share. The recipient gets a read-only report with versioned measurements and clear limitations. Your source code and credentials are never included.
No. It estimates development value from measured code and current build economics. Revenue, intellectual property rights, distribution, market position, and deal terms remain separate.
Yes. You can share a founder-controlled Code Valuation Report with approved recipients and revoke access later. The report is designed to complement financial, legal, and commercial diligence.
No. Shared reports contain derived measurements and approved evidence summaries. They do not include source code, credentials, private filenames, or repository access.