Prioritize faster
Sort likely $8M operators above likely $2M operators when your platform needs a specific scale threshold.
Revenue Estimation
Size private-company targets before the first call.
Nodior estimates revenue for owner-led acquisition targets from public evidence, then shows the source logic and confidence behind each estimate.
Why revenue estimation matters
Corp dev teams lose time when the target looks right but turns out to be the wrong size.
Use transparent proxies
Every estimate is tied to observable signals. Weak estimates are marked as weak instead of hidden behind false precision.
Reduce wasted diligence
Revenue estimates help your team decide which owners are worth direct conversations before senior people spend time.
Common public signals
| Signal | What it can indicate | How it is used |
|---|---|---|
| Permits | Project volume, project value, service density | Useful in trades, construction services, fire protection, and local services |
| Fleet data | Operating scale and service coverage | Useful when vehicle count correlates with crews, route density, or branch size |
| Job postings | Growth, role mix, technical capabilities | Useful for identifying expanding operators and specialized service lines |
| Reviews and branch footprint | Local demand, age, and market presence | Useful as a supporting signal, never as a standalone estimate |
| Licenses and certifications | Regulated activity and qualified capacity | Useful for confirming sub-segment fit and service eligibility |
Important caveat
Nodior revenue estimates are not audited financials and are not presented as facts. They are prioritization tools built from public evidence, confidence notes, and buyer-specific thresholds.