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Find out how many months your cash lasts, when you hit zero, and when you should start your next raise.
Dividing cash by today’s burn assumes spend stays flat. In practice hiring, tooling and inflation push it up every month, so this calculator compounds your spend growth.
A round typically takes four to six months from first meeting to money in the bank. Start at least six months before your zero-cash date.
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The number of months your company can operate before running out of cash, based on your current cash, spending and revenue collected.
Most founders aim for 18 to 24 months after a raise, and to start the next raise with at least six months left.
Only once a claim is filed and the timing is reasonably certain. Treat expected refunds as upside, not base-case cash.
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