Financial model quality check
Investors don't need your model to be right — they need it to be internally honest. This checks the things a finance review pokes at: does the cash line tie out, is the runway real, is the gross margin plausible, is the growth a hockey stick that appears out of nowhere, and does the spend actually buy growth. Paste a monthly (or annual) series and get plain-English findings before a partner does.
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Your numbers are checked entirely on your device — nothing is uploaded or stored. Fill in the template with a monthly (or annual) series; editing the template values is the manual-entry path. The only network call is an optional PDF, which contains just the computed result.
- Period (required) — A label per period — e.g. 2026-01 (monthly) or 2026 (annual).
- Revenue (required) — Recognised revenue in the period.
- COGS (optional) — Cost of goods sold (hosting, payment fees, support). Needed for gross margin.
- Opex (optional) — Operating expenses (salaries, marketing, overhead).
- Headcount (optional) — Total FTEs — lets us sanity-check cost per head.
- Cash (optional) — End-of-period cash balance — lets us check runway and that the model ties out.
- Raised (optional) — New cash raised in the period (leave blank for none).
Runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
A sanity / quality check on the model you enter — not a valuation, not financial or investment advice, and only as good as the numbers you put in. It flags where the model is likely to draw questions; it doesn't verify your assumptions against reality. Have a finance professional review before you rely on it.