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runway · dilution · exit
Runway
Total raised
Founders keep
ARR at end
Scenarios
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Scenarios side by side

Overlaid cash curves
What changed
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The plan
SHEET 01

Starting point

where you are today
Amounts accept shorthand anywhere: type 1.5m, 250k or $1,200,000. Any − / + value can be dragged sideways to scrub, and holding − / + accelerates — watch the chart follow.
SHEET 02

Founders & existing holders

before any new money
HolderStarting %
Total
SHEET 03

Funding rounds

SAFEs convert at the next priced round they precede
RoundMonthAmountType Terms% sold (calc)
Total
SHEET 04

Resulting cap table

after every round & conversion above
SHEET 05

What you sell

each tier: price, churn, expansion, margin, cost to win one
Billed annually collects a full year of cash up front at signing and each anniversary (revenue is still recognized monthly) — the classic SaaS cash lever. Billed monthly collects as it's earned. Churn and expansion compound monthly from annual rates; fractional customers are the honest average of many cohorts. Mid-year churn refunds aren't modeled.
SHEET 06

Customer acquisition

new customers per half-year · live on day 1 of the half
Each entry is new customers won in that half (H1 = months 1–6). The shaded row under each tier is the surviving active count after churn. Winning a customer costs its tier's CAC in cash that month.
SHEET 07

Team

role · base · start / end · count
RoleBase salaryStart mo.End mo. (blank = stays) CountCapacity role (optional)Loaded / yr
At full ramp
Loaded cost = base × multiplier (employer taxes, benefits, gear). Raises compound on each hire's work anniversary. Founder salaries: add rows if you pay yourselves.
Capacity role is optional and never changes the numbers — it powers the read-only capacity check on the acquisition sheet. Sales (quota): annual new-ARR quota with a linear ramp. CS (book): how many active customers one person can own. Onboarding: how many new customers one person can launch per month.
SHEET 08

Everything else you spend

recurring · one-time · scales with customers · % of revenue
ItemTypeAmount Month / per-N / %
Monthly = flat recurring · One-time = hits cash in the month you set · Per customers = base amount, plus the amount again for every N active customers (support, infra) · % of revenue = billing/processing-style costs that track recognized revenue.
SHEET 09

Year by year

P&L view · cash view
YearRaisedRevenue (recognized) Cash collectedPayrollCAC + opex COGSNet cashEnd cash
Month-by-month detail — for you (or your accountant) to check the arithmetic
Mo.RaisedCollectedRecognized PayrollCACCOGSOpex NetCashCustomers
This tab reads your rounds, SAFEs and founder split from the Plan tab and models what everyone walks away with at a sale. Preference terms are your assumptions — real term sheets vary, seniority stacking isn't modeled, and none of this is legal or financial advice.
EXIT 01

Sale price

drag it and watch the waterfall move
EXIT 02

Founders walk away with

FounderOwnershipTake-home
EXIT 03

Preference terms per round

what each investor negotiated
RoundInvestedOwnership Pref multipleParticipating?
Pref multiple: how many times their money comes off the top before common (1× is standard). Participating: ON = preference and a share of the rest (“double dip”); OFF = the greater of preference or converting to common. SAFEs are modeled post-conversion with the terms you set here.
EXIT 04

Who gets what

EXIT 05

Founder take-home across exit values

shaded cells mark where an investor flips from preference to converting