Every report states a confidence level. It is not a dial we set — it follows what the
analyst could actually verify, so what you supply moves it:
- A live public URL. The analyst fetches it. Without one, the product
often cannot be confirmed to exist at all, and confidence stays low almost regardless
of the numbers you enter.
- Figures a buyer could check. Revenue and profit that reconcile with
each other, and that a processor statement or analytics account would bear out.
Internally inconsistent figures are flagged as a risk and widen the range.
- An asset type and size we cover. Our comparables are concentrated in
small deals; the coverage warning above tells you where yours falls, and
our methodology page publishes the live figures.
We would rather sell you a report that says "low confidence, and
here is exactly why" than one that sounds certain and isn't.