Where can I find information on what ‘Web 2.0’ companies valuations are?


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Does anybody know of any source where I can find out what 'real' valuations internet startups are getting?

The term 'real' valuation is totally made up, but I mean what actual investors are paying. So if an investor pays $1 million for a 10% stake in company X, then company X has a 'real' valuation of $10 million.

Thanks.

EDIT: As per Tim's request, this is my intention behind the question. 1) We had somebody offer to do work for N% equity. We felt N was too high, but don't have a clue what to counter offer. And 2) We feel that we should always have some clue how much it's worth so we'll be prepared for future investor and/or buyer opportunities.

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asked Oct 14 '09 at 09:34
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John Mac Intyre
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I don't think there's a public source of the information you are seeking (because these companies are privately held).

There's information on the amount of funding raised, but not the actual valuations.

answered Oct 14 '09 at 14:44
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Dharmesh Shah
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  • Where could I find out how much was raised? And is there information on how much the investors got in return? – John Mac Intyre 15 years ago

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Since I don;t have the points necessary to comment I have to ask the question in the answers portion - why do you want this information? Maybe there is another way to get to the result you want without that?

answered Oct 29 '09 at 07:21
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Tim J
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