Fundraising-ready
runway forecasts
in minutes.
An opinionated budgeting tool for early-stage SaaS. Model revenue, hiring, and burn with simple inputs — and see runway and investor metrics instantly.
No integrations. No spreadsheets. Just a clear 12–24 month plan.
How it works
From assumptions to investor deck
Input assumptions
Pricing, growth, churn, hiring plan, and expenses. Start simple — expand as you learn more.
Generate the forecast
Revenue, burn, runway, cash balance, and scenario comparisons — all calculated instantly.
Share investor-ready outputs
Key SaaS metrics and a crisp narrative for your raise. Export or share anytime.
Features
Everything you need to plan your runway
Simple inputs, powerful outputs. Focus on decisions, not spreadsheet formulas.
Scenario planning
Compare Base / Conservative / Aggressive in one view. See how each path affects your runway.
Fast setup
Start with a few numbers; expand as you learn. No templates, no complexity upfront.
Revenue modeling
PLG, Sales-led, or partner motions. Keep it lightweight or go deep — your choice.
Hiring & expenses
Headcount plan, tools, services, and overhead. All in one place, all reflected in your burn.
Investor metrics
CAC Payback, LTV/CAC, NRR/GRR, Burn Multiple, Rule of 40, and more. Always ready for board decks.
Always up to date
Change one assumption and the full model updates instantly. No manual recalculation.
Investor Metrics
All the metrics investors want to see
Calculated automatically from your forecast. Always up to date, always ready to share.
CAC
Cost to acquire a customer
CAC Payback
Months to recover CAC
LTV/CAC
Unit economics ratio
NRR
Net revenue retention
GRR
Gross revenue retention
ARR Growth
Year-over-year growth
Net New ARR Mix
Expansion vs new vs churn
Gross Margin
Margin after COGS
Burn Multiple
Burn / Net New ARR
Rule of 40
Growth + margin score
Use cases
Built for the moments that matter
Investor-ready forecasts
- Show exactly how much runway you have and when you'll need to raise
- Present metrics like Burn Multiple, LTV/CAC, and Rule of 40 with confidence
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