Build a financial model from assumptions
Sensitivity analysis > point estimates — models impress when you stress-test them.
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**3-Statement SaaS Model — Cohort Coffee Co. (DTC subscription) — 3-year horizon** **Assumptions tab** - Starting subscribers: 1,200 | New subs/mo: 350 (Y1), +8% MoM acquisition growth - Monthly churn: 4.5% | AOV: $32/mo | Gross margin: 62% - CAC: $38 | Blended ad spend: $14K/mo scaling to $40K/mo **Revenue tab (summary)** - Y1 revenue: $612K | Y2: $1.18M | Y3: $1.94M - Ending subscribers: 3,140 (Y1) → 5,020 (Y3) - Net revenue retention: 94% **Costs tab** - COGS (38% of rev), Marketing (CAC × new subs), Ops/fulfillment ($4.10/order), G&A ($18K/mo fixed) - Y1 operating loss: ($71K) | Y2 operating profit: $96K | Y3: $402K **Summary tab + charts** - Break-even: Month 19 (cumulative) - Cash-flow positive monthly: Month 14 - Chart 1: subscriber growth vs. churn | Chart 2: revenue vs. operating profit **Sensitivity analysis (3 key drivers)** - *Churn:* at 6% monthly, break-even slips to Month 27. At 3%, Month 14. - *CAC:* a $10 CAC increase pushes Y1 loss to ($131K). - *AOV:* +$4 AOV adds $186K to Y3 revenue. All cells formula-driven off the assumptions tab — change one input and the model cascades.
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PROMPT TEMPLATE · v1.0.0
Build a <TYPE> financial model for <BUSINESS>. Inputs: <ASSUMPTIONS>. Horizon: <N> years. Deliver: assumptions tab + revenue tab + costs tab + summary tab + charts. Include: sensitivity analysis on 3 key drivers and a break-even calc.
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