eVal review
A focused toolkit for DCF and peer-multiple analysis, with free tools and data.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
eVal brings web-based valuation tools and financial data together for valuation professionals and practitioners handling business appraisals or investment valuations. Its calculator, DCF and multi-stage models, peer-company multiples, and regression analysis make it especially relevant to analysts comparing companies or estimating value from financial metrics. The vendor also serves business owners, investors, and investment advisors through valuation services, though the software’s listed capabilities center on analytical workflows.
The valuation toolkit spans several steps in a peer-based analysis. Users can choose industry or custom peer groups, examine historical share-price and company financial data, and review valuation multiples. Regression analysis relates multiples to financial metrics, while outlier detection and removal can help refine peer groups. Downloadable multiples data and sector reports add reusable reference material, and eVal also offers data-driven valuation reports and valuation reviews. These features suit focused DCF and comparable-company work more directly than broad valuation operations.
The vendor describes free web-based tools and data, but access to the SaaS calculator trial requires contacting eVal; pricing follows a contact-sales model. The service is web-based and cloud-deployed, with email support. Buyers who need DCF, peer-multiple, regression, and historical-data analysis should consider eVal, particularly when free tools are a priority. Teams seeking asset valuation, scenario modeling, or broad report generation may prefer a product with those capabilities explicitly in scope. The published features suggest analytical depth in DCF and peer comparisons, rather than a broad all-purpose valuation suite.
eVal pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports multi-stage DCF and other valuation models.
- Compares peer multiples by industry or custom peer group.
- Includes regression analysis and peer-group outlier handling.
- Where it doesn't
- Calculator trial access requires contacting eVal.
- Pricing is based on contacting sales.
- Focused on valuation analysis rather than scenario modeling or broad reports.
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