My SaaS Worth
Explore website potential with My SaaS Worth
Turn a public website into a report with revenue scenarios and a hypothetical sale value. Review the assumptions, dates, and available sources, compare public reports, and share a result while keeping modeled potential distinct from verified earnings.
A closer look at My SaaS Worth
My SaaS Worth is a free public tool for exploring website revenue and sale-value scenarios. Enter a website URL to create a public assessment, then inspect the report’s evidence, assumptions, and charts.
Reports distinguish dated public financial disclosures, estimates, and modeled potential. A scenario is a way to explore assumptions; it is not a verification of current earnings or an offer to buy a business.
Make it useful
Understand the product behind the numbers
Use the product directory to explore what founders are building and who the tools serve. Product context helps you understand the business model behind a website assessment.
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Keep building
Keep verified revenue separate from scenarios
A supported payment connection verifies a product’s financial figures through its provider. My SaaS Worth uses public evidence and modeling, so its reports serve a different purpose from connected product revenue.
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From idea to action
How to get started
Enter a public website
Open My SaaS Worth and submit the website you want to explore. The assessment and its sources are public.
Read the report’s assumptions
Review the evidence labels, source dates, revenue scenarios, and hypothetical sale values. Notice where information is missing or modeled.
Compare and share the result
Browse the leaderboard, compare reports, or share a result card. Keep the report’s assumptions and evidence labels with the numbers.
Find your starting point
Explore a business model’s assumptions
Use the tool to examine how a website’s business model connects with revenue scenarios. Read the underlying evidence before comparing a reported business with one whose result is based on potential.
An example to adapt
Example: compare two product ideas
Explore reports for two public websites serving a similar audience. Compare their business models and scenario assumptions, then identify which unknowns would need customer research or real operating data.
Make the most of it
Keep estimates in their proper context
Preserve the report’s dates, evidence labels, and uncertainty when sharing a chart. A hypothetical sale value is a scenario to inspect, not a confirmed valuation or a promise of future results.
Good questions, clear answers
About My SaaS Worth
Do I need a Buildside account?
No signup is needed to explore the public tool and its reports. Normal assessment limits apply.
Does the report verify a company’s earnings?
No. Reports label available public disclosures, estimates, and hypothetical potential separately. Public disclosures are source-dated and are not independently audited by the tool.
Is an assessment private?
No. Submitting a public website creates a public report. Use a website you are comfortable including in public comparisons and sharing.
My SaaS Worth