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Your financial roadmap, in one dashboard
Track your exit goal progress, model scenarios, and see exactly where you stand — updated instantly as your numbers change.
Model capital raise and exit scenarios with your real numbers. See exactly what you'll walk away with — personally — before you sign anything.
Book Your Free Scenario Session30 minutes. Your real numbers. Raise smart — not just big.
You only get one shot. One bad raise, one miscalculated exit, and a decade of work doesn't translate into the wealth it should have.
Every raise sets a minimum exit value — the number your company must sell for just to put you ahead of where you are today. Most founders never see that number until it's too late.
Dilution compounds across rounds. Liquidation preferences, pro-rata rights, and participation terms determine who actually gets paid at exit. Revenue growth doesn't equal founder wealth.
Founders spend $5,000 or more on advisors to build a single pro forma cap table. Change one term in the deal and the model is useless. Start over. Pay again.
Investors walk into every deal having modeled every scenario. Founders walk in with a number they got from Google. Every term in a term sheet has a financial consequence most founders can't see.
A higher valuation sounds great until you see the terms that come with it. Over-raise and you can finance your company into a wall — on a growth treadmill you can't get off.
Waiting too long because you think the company will be worth more later — not realizing the market window closed. Or selling early because you couldn't see the upside in your own numbers.
A founder at $20M in revenue sets a $50M personal exit goal. The model shows they're $16.7M in revenue away — roughly 26 months of organic growth. No new round needed.
More capital doesn't always mean a better personal outcome. Before you raise, model the trade-offs.
Sustaining 35% growth at scale for three straight years is the plan — but plans and outcomes aren't the same thing. What happens to your exit if growth slows to 20%?
There are plenty of acquirers at $150M. At $500M+, the buyer pool shrinks dramatically. You're betting on a smaller market of potential exits — and fewer competitive offers.
Revenue grows 150%. But your personal proceeds grow just 92%. Dilution, liquidation preferences, and transaction costs compound across every round.
At $16.7M in revenue away, the exit may be achievable with organic growth and a bigger ownership stake — without raising at all. The founder keeps 16.9% instead of diluting to 11.6%. Most never model this.
Four connected modules that build on each other. Change any input and see how it flows through to your personal outcome — instantly.
Enter historical and projected performance — ARR, revenue mix, growth, margins. This is the foundation everything builds on.
Model SAFEs, notes, rounds, and cap tables. See how each funding event impacts dilution and your ownership position.
Estimate enterprise value using financial drivers — with downside, base, and upside cases. Multiple methodologies, fully transparent calculations.
See your personal proceeds after expenses and preferences. Set an exit goal and see exactly what it takes to get there — and how long.
Track your exit goal progress, model scenarios, and see exactly where you stand — updated instantly as your numbers change.
Run as many raise, valuation, and exit scenarios as you need. Change a term, see the impact instantly. No more paying for one-off models that go stale.
One-on-one sessions with a fractional CFO who's navigated exits firsthand. Review your scenarios, stress test assumptions, and plan your next move.
Quick questions, clarifications, "what if we model it this way" — get answers when you need them between scheduled sessions.
An always-available guide built into the app. Get help navigating any feature, understanding any term, or figuring out which scenario to run next.
All data stays in your browser. Nothing is transmitted to a server. Your financials, cap table, and exit scenarios remain entirely yours.
Built by a former SaaS founder and CFO who's successfully navigated the challenges of fundraising and the complexities of an exit firsthand — so founders don't have to figure it out alone.
Focus on maximizing your personal outcome — not just your company's valuation. You may not need a $500M exit. Your investors might, but you don't. Set a goal. Build a roadmap. Know your numbers. Track your progress. And when you raise, raise smart — not just big.
Don't let your startup become a job.
Book a free scenario session. We'll model your raise or exit using your real numbers — so you can see exactly what you'd walk away with under different outcomes.
Book Your Free Scenario SessionYour exit. Your terms. Your number.