The financial model investors actually ask for.
A linked three-statement model with scenarios, unit economics, your funding ask, and a KPI dashboard. Every number traces back to an assumption you can explain in a meeting.
Investors test the model before they trust the numbers.
In diligence, investors open the model, change an assumption, and watch what happens. Most early-stage models fail that test in one of three ways:
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A model investors trust is one they can change and still understand. Every output should trace back to an input you can defend.
Assumptions first. Formulas second.
We start with the drivers of your business, then build three linked statements on top of them, so every figure traces back to an assumption you can defend.
Assumptions and drivers
We map how your business makes money and document every input:
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Building the linked model
The model is built section by section:
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Review and handover
We review the model with you, run it through each scenario, and check that every output ties back to an input.
Final model delivered, plus a walkthrough covering the structure, the key assumptions, and the questions investors are most likely to ask.
This service is built for:
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Pricing and timeline.
One-time project fee.
Typical delivery, from kickoff to final model.
If you're also building the business plan and pitch deck, consider the Investment Material Bundle — all three built together with one consistent narrative and one set of numbers.