Centralized business drivers
Capture the key assumptions behind the loan case, including revenue, margins, staffing, operating costs, working capital, capex, and debt inputs.
Create an editable Excel forecast that shows how your business generates cash, services debt, and repays the loan.

A lender needs to see how your business assumptions translate into cash generation, debt service, and repayment capacity. If the forecast is hard to follow, incomplete, or disconnected from cash flow, the loan discussion slows down and confidence drops.
The workbook turns your business inputs into a structured Excel forecast with financial statements, debt assumptions, cash flow outputs, and repayment visibility.
Capture the key assumptions behind the loan case, including revenue, margins, staffing, operating costs, working capital, capex, and debt inputs.
Use a linked income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow forecast so the lender can review one consistent financial case instead of disconnected spreadsheet tabs.
Review liquidity, debt balances, repayment pressure, and financial trajectory so you can explain how the loan is expected to be serviced.
Created by a team of corporate finance professionals with more than a decade of experience building financial forecasting models.
$79
Start with a professionally structured financial model instead of spending hours restructuring templates or spending significantly more for a custom model build.
No. It is a structured financial forecast model you can use as the financial backbone for a loan application. You can review, adapt, and combine it with the other documents your lender requires.
No. You answer guided questions about your business, and those inputs are used to populate the Excel model. The workbook is still editable, but you are not starting from a blank generic spreadsheet.
Yes. You receive an editable Excel workbook, not a locked report or web-only output.
Yes. The wizard includes a financing step where you can capture debt facilities such as drawdown and interest rate, which then flow into the workbook.
No. The wizard is designed around business inputs. You answer structured questions, and the model is generated from those inputs.
Yes. The workbook is fully editable, so you can refine assumptions, stress test the case, or tailor the output for a specific lender conversation.
It is most useful for founders and small business owners who need a professional starting point for a financing conversation and want a clearer, more structured forecast than a blank spreadsheet.
Start with an editable Excel forecast that makes your cash flow, debt service, and repayment story easier to review and defend.