Alarm.com Holdings, Inc. (ALRM) 3-Statement Financial Model, Rule of 40 & 5-Year DCF Summary

Golden Door Asset's Financial Engine connects audited SEC 10-K/10-Q income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements to a deterministic 5-year unlevered DCF valuation, Reverse-DCF implied growth solver, ASC 350-40 software capitalization bridge, and 1-year lagged R&D capital efficiency benchmark across 131 public software companies (130 ranked in the R&D Return universe).

Company & Ticker

Alarm.com Holdings, Inc. (ALRM)

Quality Rating & Band

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Fundamental Verdict

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Rule of 40 Score

25.4%

TTM Revenue (USD)

$1.08B

TTM Gross Margin

66.1%

TTM Free Cash Flow Margin

17.7%

1-Year Lagged R&D Return & Grade

0.22x 1-year lagged R&D payback

Core Software Valuation Formulas Used by the Financial Engine

• Rule of 40 (%) = YoY Revenue Growth Rate (%) + Unlevered Free Cash Flow Margin (%). Elite institutional threshold: ≥ 40.0%.
• 1-Year Lagged R&D Return Multiple ($x) = (Gross Profit FY − Gross Profit Prior FY) / R&D Expense Prior FY. Measures incremental gross profit dollars created per $1.00 of prior-year R&D investment.
• 5-Year Unlevered DCF Enterprise Value = Sum of discounted Years 1–5 Unlevered Free Cash Flows at WACC + Discounted Terminal Value (Gordon Growth Perpetuity or Exit EV/FCF Multiple).
• Quality Rating (0 to 100) & Band (Leader to Laggard): 4-pillar weighted percentile composite of Revenue Growth (30% weight), GAAP Operating Profit Margin (30% weight), Gross Margin (20% weight), and 1-Year Lagged R&D Payback (20% weight) across eligible software companies, with a 39.9 (Weak) guardrail cap on shrinking money-losers and companies below a -40% GAAP operating margin (80 to 100 Leader, 60 to 79 Strong, 40 to 59 Neutral, 20 to 39 Weak, 0 to 19 Laggard).