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TechBBQ 2026 · Places are limited

The Valuation
clinic.

Half an hour on what your company is worth in a raise, and how to defend the number. Sign up in three fields; we come back to you for your numbers, so the reading is done before you sit down.

13:00–13:3026–27 August 2026Booth C3-010, Bella CenterHosted by Thomas Helms
When
13:00–13:30
Running on both days of TechBBQ, 26–27 August 2026. We confirm your day by email.
Where
The Crispa booth, C3-010
Bella Center, Entrance 1, Emma Gads Vej 23, Copenhagen S. Directions
Format
Hands-on, not a talk
A small group, real numbers, and questions you send us by email beforehand. Bring the raise you’re actually planning.
Who runs it
Thomas Helms
Founder & CEO of Crispa, and the person behind our valuation database of Danish company accounts.
The clinic

One subject: what you’re worth when you raise.

Valuation gets discussed in generalities until the moment it decides how much of your company you give away. The clinic skips the generalities. It is thirty minutes on fundraising valuation specifically — your company, your stage, the comparables that actually resemble you.

Most founders arrive with a number someone quoted at them and no way to check it. What decides the number is unglamorous: how your revenue is recognised, what your accounts show, which multiple applies at your stage, and what similar Danish companies have filed. We work through it in the open, with our valuation database on the screen.

You do not need a finished model or a data room. You need to know roughly what you want to raise, and to be willing to talk about real numbers.

What we get through

  • The range your raise would realistically land in, and what moves you within it.
  • Which multiple applies at your stage — and which of the three types people quote at you does not.
  • What comparable Danish companies have actually filed, pulled from our valuation database.
  • Where your accounting and reporting are quietly costing you valuation, and what to fix before you go out.
  • How to hold the number in the room when an investor pushes on it.

What it is not: a pitch, a sales meeting, or a formal valuation report. It is advice, given straight, in half an hour. If you want the formal version afterwards, we’ll tell you what that involves.

Before the day

Three things now. The rest by email.

The session is thirty minutes. Spending ten of them on “so, tell us about your company” would be a waste of yours, so we do that part in advance.

You sign up

Name, email and LinkedIn. That is the whole form — we come back by email for your CVR number, which is all we need to find your filed accounts, so you never have to describe the company from scratch.

We do the reading

Before the day we pull your accounts and line up the Danish comparables that fit your sector and stage. We email you to ask what you want covered, so the session opens on your questions rather than on introductions.

You sit down

Thirty minutes straight into your numbers. You leave with a range, the reasoning behind it, and the specific things to fix.

We’ll see you at the booth.

The clinic is one part of what we’re running at TechBBQ 2026. Come for the rest of it too.