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Financial
Model Template
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websites and apps
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A spreadsheet built
by founders, for founders
You have one job as company CEO: don't run out of money. Having predictable revenue and using that information for company decisions is critical: it allows you to calculate your runway, to estimate how fast you can scale and deploy your efforts faster.
This spreadsheet is the one Slidebean has used for 5+ years to manage our (profitable) operation. It was developed by Caya, our CEO, in cooperation with our investors at Carao Ventures, and has evolved time and time again to become the backbone of our operations management.
Project future revenues usingreal industry data
Built natively in Google Sheets and fully-compatible with Microsoft Excel
Cap Table functionality to estimate Seed and Series A funding
Support for up to 4 projected business models
Automatically estimate your team scalability based on performance
Working capital, capital expenditures and asset depreciation
What is a financial model?
A Financial Model is a summary of a company's revenue and expenses. Using historical data, a Model allows the business to track KPIs such as gross and net margin, as well as forecasting future performance, based on critical metrics such as customer cost of acquisition.
For startup founders and small business owners, the Financial Model is a fundamental tool for managing the business and making educated business decisions about the company's future.
There's no need to reinvent the wheel, though. There's a standardized set of variables included on a financial model template that most executives are familiarized with.
Main parts of a financial model
SG&A
Selling, General and Administrative Expenses summarizes the majority of the company's costs, from payroll, to marketing, sales, rent and services.
WK-CAPEX
Assets owned by the company, such as cars, computers and servers are stored here and their depreciation is automatically calculated for tax purpuses.
COGS
Costs of Good Sold may be used differently across industries. It usually accounts for the cost of materials and inventory. For software companies, servers are usually accounted for here.
REVENUE
Estimating revenue and projecting it accurately is key. It's also relevant to connect these predictions to their associated COGS and SG&A requirements.
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