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I understand, but what I am suggesting is looking in their "sold listings" to get a benchmark on how much your startup is worth. IMO it answers your post quest

by soneca 11y ago

I understand, but what I am suggesting is looking in their "sold listings" to get a benchmark on how much your startup is worth. IMO it answers your post question much better than any HN commenter might do (except if a HN commenter is willing to actually buy your startup)

throwawayValue 11y ago
Excellent idea - you sir/ma'am are a genius!!
- codegeek 11y ago
  I will be careful about SOLD listings there. They never list the actual selling price but only the asking price. So you don't know what the final sale price was.
  - brianwawok 11y ago
    Sold price is a good ceiling best case number, which is somewhat useful still.