One standard across the whole cohort.
Twelve companies, twelve spreadsheet dialects, twelve different definitions of gross margin. Give every founder the same structure and you can finally compare them — and spend mentoring time on the business rather than the formulas.
The same numbers mean the same thing
When each founder builds their own model, "gross margin" quietly means six different things across your cohort. Comparing them becomes guesswork, and so does deciding who needs help.
A shared engine fixes that. Revenue CAGR, gross and operating margin, runway, break-even and Rule of 40 are computed the same way for everyone, from statements built the same way for everyone.
Founders who've never built a model
Most first-time founders can describe their business perfectly well and still can't build a balance sheet. That's a tooling problem, not a competence problem.
- Forecast Startersuggests the revenue streams and expenses their business type usually has
- Assumption Sanity-Checkcatches the classic first-model mistakes before a mentor has to
- Overview Narratorexplains their own numbers back to them in plain English
- Free guidescover revenue forecasting, cash flow, plan structure and deck content
All three assists are deterministic and rules-based — instant, auditable, and no data sent to an external model.
Decks that survive the Q&A
The worst demo-day moment is a founder whose slide says one thing and whose appendix says another. When the deck's Financials charts are bound to the same forecast that produced the statements, that can't happen.
Each company gets a 14-slide deck, four themes, present mode, a private share link and a real PPTX export — plus the combined Forecast Report for investors who want the monthly detail.
We walked into our seed round with a Forecast Report that looked board-ready. Investors asked about runway and margins — I answered from Metrics in thirty seconds, not a scramble through cells.
Arjun PatelCEO · Bangalore
Common questions
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Today the model is one account with additional companies at $9/month each, so a programme can hold a whole cohort. If you're running something larger, get in touch and we'll work out what fits.
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Founders can share the investor deck by private link and export the full Forecast Report, which covers most mentoring reviews. Companies within one account are all visible to that account.
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Not yet — industry benchmarks are on the roadmap. What Feasy Pro standardises today is the method, so any comparison you make across your own cohort is genuinely like-for-like.
Ready to see the numbers?
Your forecast is 20 minutes away.
No spreadsheets. No accountant required. Just your assumptions — and the complete financial picture that follows.
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