Investors and lenders say yes to founders who know their numbers. firstYes turns your plan into a 5-year forecast, a clear raise amount, and an investor-ready summary.
Good founders get turned down every day, not because the idea is weak, but because the numbers are hard to trust. A missing cost, a hopeful growth rate, or a raise that runs out too soon is all it takes.
We believe every founder should walk into the room with a plan that's clear, honest, and ready for hard questions. firstYes does the complex math for you, so you can spend your time on the part only you can do.
Built like an app, delivered as a spreadsheet you own.
See your runway today, the smallest raise that works, and how long it keeps you above your cash buffer.
firstYes flags what an investor or lender will ask about, before they do.
One click switches the whole plan, so you can show you've thought through every outcome.
Two years monthly, then yearly to Year 5, with revenue, costs, and cash all in one view.
Profit and loss, cash flow, and balance sheet, checked for you.
LTV to CAC, payback, churn, and margin in plain English.
A one-page PDF you can send today.
Loan coverage and use of funds for bank and SBA conversations.
Track real months against the plan as you grow.
Six color themes that make it feel like yours.
Open your Google Sheets link or the Excel file. No sign-ups and no installs.
Revenue, team, and costs, with a checklist of the costs founders often miss.
Send your Investor Summary, or walk through the Dashboard live.
Raising a pre-seed or seed round and needing numbers that hold up.
Applying for a bank or SBA loan with a real forecast behind it.
Deciding when the numbers say it's time to go full time.
Yes. You get a Google Sheets copy with one-click buttons and charts, plus an Excel version of the same plan.
No. It's a one-time purchase, and it's yours to keep.
Buy it on Etsy and download the START HERE file. It has your Google Sheets link, your Excel file, and a one-minute setup guide.
No. You enter what you know about your business, and firstYes builds the statements and the math around it.
It fits subscription, product, and service businesses, with up to 3 revenue streams you can name yourself.