Estimates what a buyer might pay for a small agency, service or SaaS business, in US dollars.
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The server exposes exactly one tool, so there is no possibility of an agent selecting the wrong one. Its purpose—estimating a sale price range for a small business—is stated plainly and conflicts with nothing else.
The single tool follows a clear verb_noun snake_case convention (value_business) that reads naturally. With only one name, there is no mixed convention to create inconsistency.
One tool is enough to deliver the core estimate, but the surface is thin for a domain that naturally involves inputs, assumptions and methodology. Agents get a single opaque entry point with no supporting operations.
The tool appears to cover the main lifecycle (returning worst, base and best case figures), so the primary use case works. However, there is no way to inspect assumptions, methodology or adjust/view the inputs behind the estimate, leaving dead ends for follow-up questions.
Estimates what a buyer might pay for a small agency, productized service, consultancy or software (SaaS) business. Returns a worst case, a base case and a best case in US dollars, from published US sale prices. An estimate, not a formal valuation.
Inputs: type (required), profit (required), revenue (required), churn, +5 more.
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