Define Your Product ℹ️

Tell us about your product and customers to calculate your revenue. This helps us create a clear picture of your income. If you are a VAT payer, data should be reflected without VAT.

Selling Price expected price for one unit of your product or service.

If the cost price is not calculated at the moment, you can enter zero. However, be sure to account for expenses related to product production in the expense card

Tell us about your product and customers to calculate your revenue.

Estimate Your Monthly Revenue ℹ️

Most expenses, like rent or salaries, are paid monthly. Calculating monthly revenue aligns with these costs, making it easier to plan budgets and track profits.

The average check shows how much each customer typically spends, helping you identify opportunities to increase sales and improve profitability.

Products in check is the average number of items a customer buys per visit. Its help calculate average check

Number of clients is the average number of customers your business serves in a month.

Tell us how many products you sell and how many customers you serve each month.

Add Your Expenses ℹ️

Fixed expenses stay the same (e.g., rent).

Variable expenses change based on activity (e.g., materials). For example, marketing costs can be a variable expense if you spend 10% of your revenue on ads each month. The more you earn, the more you spend.

Add your monthly expenses to see how they impact your profit.

For fixed expenses, enter your monthly spending amount. For variable expenses, enter the percentage of revenue (e.g., 30 for 30%).

Add fixed assets ℹ️

Fixed assets are long-term resources like equipment, machinery, or buildings used to run your business.

Enter the essential assets required to start your business, including their names, purchase costs, and expected lifespans.

Add expected lifespans ℹ️

Lifespan is the estimated time an asset will be useful; it's important for calculating depreciation and planning replacements.

Common Depreciation Periods: Office Equipment: 3-5 years, Furniture: 7-10 years, Machinery: 5-10 years, Vehicles: 5-7 years, Buildings: 20-40 years.

Profit and Loss model ℹ️

The P&L model sets a target for how your business is expected to perform. For startups, revenues often grow gradually and may not reach the modeled values in the first month.

To help you succeed, we prepare different scenarios to achieve your P&L model. By creating a 12-month financial plan, you can identify where investments may be needed, build a clear action plan, and test the impact of taxes on your profitability.

AI test will check the created model, explain key points, and provide recommendations.

This table shows your monthly breakdown of revenue, expenses, and profit. Use it to track your business performance and plan ahead.

Key financial indicators:

This section highlights essential monthly metrics to help you assess your business health and profitability.