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QuickBooks tells you what happened. Futureproof shows you what's next.
While QuickBooks focuses on recording historical transactions, Futureproof is built for forward-looking founders who need to see around corners.
"Here's what you spent last quarter."
Manage your entire cap table not just your cash
Every funding decision affects your ownership. Futureproof models SAFE conversions, dilution scenarios, and fundraising impact so you can negotiate from a position of strength.
Turn KPI chaos, into crystal clear metrics
Stop calculating burn rate in spreadsheets. Futureproof automatically tracks the metrics that matter: runway, LTV, CAC, gross margins, and MRR—all in real-time.
Let AI discover what's actually profitable
Quickbooks lets you create class tracking manually. Futureproof's Smart Segments lets you leverage templates to define customers, products, and channels by profitability, discovering insights you never knew existed.
Fundraise with confidence, not spreadsheets
When investors ask for your data room, Futureproof has you covered. One-click board reports, investor updates, and data room sharing, all generated automatically from your real-time data.
QuickBooks gets you started. Futureproof gets you funded. Stop duct-taping financial tools and get the AI-powered financial operations platform built specifically for scaling founders.
"As a founder, I'm juggling a hundred things at once. The last thing I want to worry about is my books or my runway. Moving from QuickBooks to Futureproof, I now have a single view of everything happening at the click of a button. It's like having an AI CFO in my pocket that can answer investor questions, provide guidance, and make financial clarity finally accessible for me as an early-stage founder."
Lauren Goodell, CEO of Zinnia
Got Questions?
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