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Calculators for founders and investors

25 tools for the maths around a raise or a deal: rounds and dilution, valuation and returns, the metrics investors check, and fund economics. No sign-up; everything runs in your browser.

Fundraising and dilution

SAFEs, notes, priced rounds and what each one does to the cap table.

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    SAFE calculator

    Work out what a post-money SAFE converts into at the next priced round: cap or discount, effective valuation and the SAFE holder's stake before and after the round.

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    Convertible note calculator

    Calculate accrued interest on a convertible note, the conversion valuation (cap or discount) and the noteholder's stake after the next priced round.

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    Option pool calculator

    See what an option pool top-up before a round really costs founders: pool top-up, effective pre-money valuation and value moved from existing holders.

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    Cap table calculator

    Model founder ownership through seed, Series A and Series B: stake sold and pool top-up per round, founders and investors after each step.

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    Pro rata calculator

    For investors with pro rata rights: the amount needed in the next round to keep your ownership, and your stake if you do not take it up.

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    How much to raise calculator

    Work out how much to raise from monthly burn, target runway and a buffer, and see the stake you would sell at your expected valuation.

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    Venture debt calculator

    Calculate monthly payments, total interest, fees and warrant coverage for a venture debt facility with an interest-only period.

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    Dilution calculator

    Ownership after a priced round, including an option pool top-up before the money comes in.

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    Due diligence checklist

    The ten-folder investor index, filtered by stage from pre-seed to growth and PE.

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    Data room cost calculator

    All 16 data rooms priced for your project type, team size and timeline.

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Valuation and returns

What the company is worth today and what an investor gets back.

Startup metrics

The numbers investors check in diligence, worked out the way they do it.

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    Burn multiple calculator

    Calculate your burn multiple from net burn and net new ARR, with the common reading bands investors use.

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    LTV to CAC calculator

    Calculate customer lifetime value, LTV to CAC ratio and CAC payback months from revenue per customer, gross margin, churn and acquisition cost.

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    Rule of 40 calculator

    Add revenue growth and profit margin to get your Rule of 40 score, the benchmark growth investors use for software companies.

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    Net revenue retention calculator

    Calculate net and gross revenue retention from starting revenue, expansion, contraction and churn for the same group of customers.

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    MRR growth calculator

    Calculate compound monthly growth (CMGR) and annualised growth from two MRR figures, plus your ARR run rate and a twelve-month projection.

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    Runway calculator

    Months of cash left, the date it runs out and when to start raising.

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Fund maths

For fund managers and LPs: carry, fund multiples and returns.

About the tools

Are these calculators free to use?

Yes. Everything runs in your browser; nothing you type is sent to us or stored.

Can I rely on the results for a term sheet?

Use them to understand the mechanics and test scenarios. Each tool states its assumptions; for a live deal, ask your lawyer or adviser to model the signed documents.

Which tools do investors use in diligence?

Investors recompute burn multiple, net revenue retention, LTV to CAC and the cap table from the files in your data room. Running the same numbers first means no surprises.