HALO Score benchmarks vary significantly by industry — a composite score of 65 is strong in construction but median in SaaS, where buyers expect scores above 72 for premium consideration. Select your vertical to see the specific thresholds, common risk factors, and value drivers that determine what a strong HALO Score looks like in your sector.
Run the DiagnosticThese pages apply KCENAV’s HALO Score methodology to the specific dynamics of each industry. Select your vertical to see the benchmarks, common deal risk factors, and value drivers that apply to your business.
ARR multiples, NRR benchmarks, founder dependency risk, and the unit economics that determine SaaS valuations.
Asset quality, equipment lifecycle, skilled labor dependency, supply chain resilience, and the EBITDA factors that drive manufacturing valuations.
Key-person risk, client concentration, billable-to-recurring revenue transition, and the structural factors that drive professional services EBITDA multiples.
Provider dependency risk, payer mix diversification, HIPAA compliance posture, patient panel transferability, and the regulatory factors that drive healthcare business valuations.
Bonding capacity, backlog quality, equipment fleet condition, WIP accounting accuracy, and the project-based factors that drive construction company valuations.
Recurring revenue quality, technical talent retention, IP ownership structure, cybersecurity compliance posture, and the contract durability factors that drive technology company valuations.
AUM quality, fee structure composition, client retention and AUM stickiness, advisor key-person risk, regulatory compliance burden, and the recurring revenue factors that drive financial services valuations.
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