Request founder-approved Code Valuation Reports, monitor RepoWorth and maintainer concentration across the portfolio, and compare qualified portfolio evidence with public cohorts on an aligned timeline.
Built for venture partners, operating partners, and technical diligence teams.Code Valuator provides a consistent, versioned view of the codebase behind each company. It does not replace technical diligence or value the business. It gives the investment team another auditable signal to compare over time.
Request a founder-controlled Code Valuation Assessment with RepoWorth, complexity, contribution depth, maintainer concentration, technical debt indicators, refactor pressure, and reproducible repository evidence. The first approved Assessment for a vetted firm is free. Additional Assessments are $500 per company and include the first 12 months of Monitoring.
Invite portfolio companies and track RepoWorth, Contributor Value, value movement, stagnation, and maintainer exposure from one workspace for $149 per monitored company each year.
Approved workspaces can compare private portfolio totals, medians, velocity, health, and concentration with a qualified public cohort such as a YC batch, aligned by company age, investment date, cohort start, or current date.
Generate a consistent portfolio view without asking every company for a new spreadsheet each quarter.
Align an approved private portfolio with a qualified public cohort by company age, investment date, cohort start, or cohort event. Every comparison carries its sample, coverage, model, and source cutoff.
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Choose a qualified public cohort such as a YC batch, then align the comparison by company age, investment date, cohort start, Demo Day, or today. CodeValuation.com keeps every private company row inside your workspace and returns only the approved aggregate comparison.
Invite founders to grant read-only report access. Repository source is evaluated from GitHub and is never exposed to the firm.
Compare against a frozen or live cohort whose membership, event date, exclusions, sample size, and coverage are documented.
Measure both groups at the same company age or the same number of days after investment, cohort start, or Demo Day.
See percentile position, momentum, concentration, and technical-health distributions without leaking private company values into public research.
Every result includes its date range, metric definition, measurement basis, source cutoff, coverage, sample size, and warnings. If the public cohort or private portfolio does not meet its quality threshold, CodeValuation.com does not publish the comparison.
Total, median, and RepoWorth per company
7, 30, 90, 180, and 365-day constant-model movement
Active-contributor growth and value concentration
Health, refactor pressure, dependency exposure, and deterministic risk indicators
Share of measured value held by the top companies
Sample size, scan coverage, exclusions, and measurement basis
Each decision starts from a bounded repository scope, an exact commit, and versioned rules. Private evidence stays controlled by its authorized owner.
Tell us about the firm, role, and portfolio size. Monitoring access is reviewed before activation.
Each company controls repository access and the evidence it shares with the firm.
Review RepoWorth, Contributor Value, durability, maintainer exposure, and valuation movement. Private benchmarking activates only after portfolio membership and the public comparison cohort pass review.
Both reports identify the repository scope, commit, scan cutoff, measured evidence, and a section-by-section guide for interpreting the findings.
Invite companies into a vetted monitoring workspace, request permissioned reports, and track approved RepoWorth and contributor evidence over time. Qualified workspaces can compare the private portfolio with approved public cohorts after membership and privacy review. Payment details are collected with each access request, then charged only after owner approval. A vetted firm's first approved Code Valuation Assessment is free. Additional Assessments are $500 per company and include the first 12 months of Monitoring.
Application question: Portfolio sizeInvite only the companies, vendors, borrowers, or opportunities you are authorized to monitor after approval.
A future sourcing view will surface repositories whose verified creators explicitly opt in to investment consideration. Access will be wait-list only and limited to vetted firms. No repository or creator will be listed for sourcing without permission.
Join the vetted-firm wait listStart from an organization-enabled discovery listing. Public discovery shows only the repository name, description, and overall RepoWorth over time. Add payment details when you request the full report. You are charged only if the repository administrator grants read-only report access, and no source code is exposed.
No. It is a deterministic development valuation of measured code. Revenue, market, team quality, intellectual property rights, distribution, and commercial risk still require separate diligence.
No. An organization admin must first enable discovery. The public view contains only the repository name, description, and overall value history. Full details require an approved read-only report request. Source code is never included.
Monitoring tracks approved RepoWorth, Contributor Value, contributor concentration, and value movement for that company at $149 per year. A Code Valuation Assessment is a deeper point-in-time report covering measured repository structure, complexity, durability, refactor pressure, technical-debt indicators, maintainer exposure, and supporting evidence available at the scan cutoff. The first approved Assessment for a vetted firm is free. Additional Assessments are $500 per company and include the first 12 months of Monitoring.
No. Private portfolio companies, repositories, and values remain workspace-scoped. A benchmark reads qualified public cohort aggregates for comparison, but never contributes private portfolio rows to a public index or research result.
No. It supplies reproducible codebase measurements and cohort context. The firm remains responsible for every investment, valuation, diligence, and portfolio decision.