ValueWho this is for
The Toolkit is for people who have outgrown typing numbers into a web page: finance students writing up valuations for class, investors who keep a watchlist of modelled companies, and anyone who wants an auditable spreadsheet instead of a black box. If you only value a stock once in a while, the free calculators are enough and will stay that way.
Why $5, one time
The Toolkit is files and templates, not a service with servers to feed. There is no subscription to justify, so there is not one: a single $5 payment covers everything permanently, with nothing to cancel and no renewal to forget. The price is deliberately low because the goal is simple, if you find the free calculators useful, the full workflow should be an easy yes. If the Toolkit ever gains a second edition, existing buyers get it without paying again.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really one-time?
Yes. $5 once, no subscription, no renewals. You keep the files and templates permanently.
What do I get exactly?
Five things: the Excel DCF valuation model with live formulas and sensitivity tables, saved scenario libraries, one-click PDF valuation reports, a comparable-company multiples template, and a ratio dashboard template. That is the complete list; there are no hidden tiers.
Why does it cost $5 if the calculators are free?
The calculators are free because they run in your browser at no ongoing cost. The Toolkit is the workflow around them: a spreadsheet you can audit and keep, saved scenarios, and reports you can hand in. $5 covers all of it, once, because there is no subscription infrastructure to fund.
How do I receive it?
Checkout opens at launch. When it does, buyers get immediate download access to the Excel model and templates, plus the saved-scenario and report features in the browser tools. The files are yours to keep and use offline.
What if I only want the Excel model?
It is bundled with everything else for the same $5; there is no way to buy pieces separately, and at this price splitting it up would not make sense anyway.
When do I get access?
Checkout opens at launch, and buyers get access then. The free calculators stay free regardless of whether you buy.
Do I need Excel?
The model is built for Excel and also opens in Google Sheets and LibreOffice Calc. The templates are standard spreadsheet files with no macros.
Does the Toolkit work for companies that pay no dividends?
Yes. The Excel DCF model values companies on free cash flow, not dividends, so it works for any business with positive cash flows. If you specifically want to value dividend payers, the free dividend discount model calculator on this site covers that method.