An underwriting baseline
Capture RepoWorth, complexity, repository scope, maintainer concentration, formula version, and timestamp at underwriting.
Establish a versioned code valuation baseline, request borrower-approved evidence, and monitor RepoWorth, Contributor Value, maintainership, and durability through the life of a facility.
Built for lenders, specialty finance, underwriting, and portfolio monitoring teams.Code Valuator does not turn source code into collateral by itself. It creates a repeatable, versioned measurement of the codebase and its contribution history so underwriting teams can add technical evidence to their existing credit process.
Capture RepoWorth, complexity, repository scope, maintainer concentration, formula version, and timestamp at underwriting.
Invite borrowers and track approved value movement, accepted delivery, retained value, and continuity across the facility.
Surface stalled updates, churned value, maintainer loss, repository disconnection, and declining durability for review.
Use owner-approved reports to monitor the measured software asset through the life of the facility, with the repository scope and scan point attached.
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Each decision starts from a bounded repository scope, an exact commit, and versioned rules. Private evidence stays controlled by its authorized owner.
Tell us how many software-based borrowers you monitor and how the reports will be used.
The borrower authorizes repository access and controls what evidence is shared with the lender.
Review current measurements and versioned change over time without replacing the lender's underwriting judgment.
Both reports identify the repository scope, commit, scan cutoff, measured evidence, and a section-by-section guide for interpreting the findings.
Create a vetted monitoring workspace, invite software-based borrowers, and preserve a versioned, permissioned technical record throughout the relationship.
Application question: Software-based borrowersInvite only the companies, vendors, borrowers, or opportunities you are authorized to monitor after approval.
The borrower must enable discovery before a repository appears. Lenders add payment details with the report request, but no charge occurs until the borrower administrator grants read-only report access. A Snapshot is $199, an Assessment is $500 and includes the first 12 months of Monitoring, and Monitoring renews at $149 per year. No code is exposed.
No. RepoWorth is a modeled development valuation of measured code. Recoverability, ownership rights, marketability, transfer restrictions, and liquidation scenarios require separate underwriting.
No. The authorized borrower or repository owner must connect private access and approve the report scope.
Every report identifies the repository scope, evaluated commit, timestamp, formula version, derived evidence, and visibility decision used to create it.
No. It provides a modeled codebase development valuation and supporting technical evidence. The lender remains responsible for underwriting, collateral, pricing, and credit decisions.