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I will build an investor ready financial model for saas and ecommerce startups
Tax Filing, Bookkeeping and Financial Models for US Freelancers and Startups
Helping US freelancers, ecommerce sellers, and startups stay compliant and investor-ready.
I'm a financial specialist with real-world experience in tax filing, audit, bookkeeping, and financial analy...
About this Gig
Raising capital? Your financial model needs to survive investor due diligencenot just look good in a spreadsheet. I build models that stand up to scrutiny.
I have real audit and financial analysis experience. I understand how investors, lenders and auditors read financial statements. Your model will be built to that standard.
What you get:
- 3-statement financial model (P&L, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow)
- Revenue projections with SaaS metrics (MRR, ARR, churn, LTV/CAC) or e-commerce unit economics
- Scenario analysis: optimistic, base and pessimistic cases
- Cash flow forecast and runway analysis
- Break-even analysis and KPI dashboard
- Investor-ready formatting with clear assumptions
Who this is for: SaaS founders, e-commerce brand owners and startup operators raising pre-seed to Series A capital or preparing board reporting.
Why me? I don't just build spreadsheets. I understand how investors and auditors read financial statements. Your model will be defensible, logical and built to withstand scrutiny.
Message me with your business model and funding stage, and I'll tell you what you need.
FAQ
What information do you need from me to build the model?
Your business model overview, historical financials (if available), revenue assumptions, cost structure, and funding stage. I will send a simple checklist after you order.
Do you build SaaS-specific metrics?
Yes. I build MRR, ARR, churn, LTV/CAC, cohort analysis, and payback period into the model. If you are e-commerce, I build unit economics around AOV, CAC, and contribution margin.
What format do you deliver?
Excel or Google Sheets, fully editable. You own the model and can change any assumption.
How is this different from a template?
Templates are generic. Your model is built around your specific business model, revenue drivers, and cost structure. It is defensible because it is yours.
