Private business market intelligence

Your biggest investment shouldn't be your hardest to track.

Ownsera brings real transaction data, private-market intelligence and your own business performance together into one ongoing view of what your business could be worth — and how that range moves as your company and the market change.

Illustrative market reference only — not a valuation, appraisal, fairness opinion, or advice.

A market reference tracked over time against disclosed transaction evidence

Why owners use it

Most of your wealth sits in the one asset nobody quotes a price for

Public shareholders get a number every second. Private owners get one the day they sell. Ownsera gives you a tracked market reference in between — built on disclosed transactions, not guesswork.

Real transaction evidence

Acquisitions read straight from public filings and their attached press releases, each held with the exact sentence behind every figure. Undisclosed stays undisclosed.

Tracked, not a one-off

Your market reference is rebuilt as your figures move and as new deals become public. You see the direction of travel, not a single number in a PDF.

A method you can check

Every range is dated, labelled by the strength of its evidence, and traceable to the deals behind it. When the evidence isn't there, Ownsera says so.

You stay in control

Your financials are private to your account, exportable and deletable at any time. Nothing reaches a professional unless you ask.

Illustrative Market Reference

EV / EBITDA range tracked quarter by quarter, with each point using only the deals public at that date.

Illustrative example
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Range low to high Midpoint No defensible basis

Illustrative figures for a fictional business. Where the evidence at a given date does not support a defensible range, Ownsera shows a gap and says why — it does not fill it in.

Evidence, labelled

Every illustrative market reference states exactly how strong its evidence is

Observed

Backed directly by validated, comparable transactions.

Modeled — size-adjusted

Extrapolated from broader-market evidence with a size adjustment, and always labelled as such.

Insufficient data

Not enough defensible evidence. Nothing is estimated in its place.

Every figure keeps the sentence it came from

A filing, the press release attached to it, and the individual facts read out of both.

Illustrative record
  1. 1

    Source document

    Form 8-K · Item 2.01

    Filed 14 Mar 2024 · stored with its URL, filing date and content hash

  2. 2

    Attached press release

    Exhibit 99.1

    Published 14 Mar 2024 · kept as its own document, linked to the filing

  3. 3

    Extracted fact

    Enterprise value · $310.0m

    “The transaction values the business at an enterprise value of approximately $310 million.”

  4. 4

    Extracted fact

    Target EBITDA · undisclosed

    No EBITDA figure is stated for the target. Nothing is estimated in its place.

Illustrative record shown in the shape Ownsera stores. Figures that were never disclosed stay undisclosed, and a deal missing what it needs is held out of the comparison set rather than completed by assumption.

What Ownsera holds for one deal

Raw disclosures, derived figures and the fields nobody stated — kept apart from each other.

Illustrative deal
Enterprise value

Disclosed · 2 sources agree

$310.0m
Target revenue

Disclosed · FY ended 31 Dec 2023

$185.0m
Target EBITDA

Disclosed · FY ended 31 Dec 2023

$31.0m
EV / EBITDA

Derived · both inputs disclosed

10.0x
Close date

Announcement date is not treated as a close

Not stated
Buyer type

Not stated in any source

Unknown

Illustrative deal, not a real transaction. Undisclosed and unstated fields are recorded as such; only deals that pass validation enter a market reference.

Getting started

Two minutes, or your full history

Start with one current snapshot of revenue and EBITDA. Add or upload years of figures whenever you want — nothing you entered is lost when you go deeper.

Stay informed. Track business value. Access professionals when needed.

Ownsera combines real transaction data, private-market intelligence and your own business performance into an ongoing view of what your business could be worth — and how that range moves over time.