You're making million-dollar decisions on a broken spreadsheet
Your Forecast Breaks When You Add a Row
Your financial model lives in a spreadsheet that was built six months ago. Every time you add a hire or change an assumption, formulas break and numbers stop making sense. You spend hours debugging cells instead of building your product.
The Dread of Not Knowing Your Actual Runway
There's a quiet fear that lives in the back of every founder's mind: what if we're running out of cash and I don't even know it? You check your bank balance, do rough math in your head, and hope the number is right. It never feels certain.
Founders Shouldn't Have to Choose
You started a company to build something great — not to become an amateur spreadsheet jockey. It's wrong that understanding your own finances requires sacrificing the time you should spend on product, customers, and your team.
We've felt the terror of uncertain runway
We built Futureproof because we've been in that seat — staring at a bank balance, doing mental math, and wondering if we had 10 months or 6. That anxiety doesn't have to be part of the job. Here's the difference when you have real-time clarity.
Before Futureproof
"I think we have about 14 months of runway?"
"The model broke when I added a new hire."
"Actuals vs. forecast? Let me check the spreadsheet."
After Futureproof
"We have 11.4 months at current burn."
"If we hire 2 engineers, runway drops to 8.2 months."
"Actuals auto-update — forecasts stay accurate."
Forecasting built on your real data — not assumptions
Burn Rate & Runway
Real-time burn rate calculated from your actual transactions. See your drop-dead date and how it changes with every financial decision.
Headcount Planning
Model hiring plans with start dates, salaries, and benefits. See the immediate impact on burn rate and runway before you make an offer.
Scenario Modeling
Compare conservative, moderate, and aggressive growth plans side by side. See how revenue changes, hiring, and expense cuts affect your runway.
Revenue Forecasting
Project future revenue based on your actual growth rate, pipeline, and churn trends. Connect forecasts to your real-time financial data.
What happens if nothing changes?
Cash blindness doesn't announce itself. It compounds quietly until one day you realize it's too late.
of startups die from running out of cash
Not because the product failed. Not because there was no market. Because no one was watching the runway closely enough.
of stale data before founders notice
By the time your spreadsheet forecast drifts from reality, you've already made hiring and spending decisions based on wrong numbers.
is when most founders start fundraising
Without real-time runway visibility, you start the raise too late, negotiate from weakness, and take worse terms.
Imagine this instead
This is what financial clarity actually looks like for a SaaS founder.