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Cash flow forecasting for SaaS companies
Planning and analysing runway, burn rate and churn has never been easier. Float will help you make more confident decisions to grow your SaaS business with confidence.
Start your free trial today“Float provided us with the cash flow forecasting we desperately needed. We simply couldn't function efficiently without it now!”
Nick Hutchinson, GliderBIM
Forecasting software for your SaaS businesses
Can you afford to hire if churn doesn’t reduce? What can you spend on marketing? How long is your runway at current spend?
Float answers these questions and more with visual, accurate cash flow predictions updated in real-time for your Software or Software as a Service business.
Easily share your forecast
Effortlessly share your forecast with your board or other stakeholders.
Compare budgets vs actuals
Understand how your actuals track against your expectations.
Plan for the ‘what-ifs’
Build custom reports that show the effect of different developments.
Measure your cash runway
How long is your cash runway with your current burn rate? Do you have any outstanding bills or payments? Do you need to raise financing? Do you need to cut costs?
Float can answer all of these questions and more in a visual, easily shared report.
No more clunky spreadsheet forecasts
Spreadsheet-based forecasts are clunky, inaccurate and take too long to update.
Float saves heaps of time by pulling real-time data directly from your accounting software. Get a visual, accurate view of your future cash without a spreadsheet in sight.
Answer the ‘what-ifs’
Can you afford that upcoming annual payment? What if your churn increases by 2%? Can you make the hires you want?
Float’s scenario planning feature helps you understand if your plans are feasible and confidently say “yes, we have the money for that”.
"An indispensable tool for any start up!"
Stuart Davenport
Powercore
"Float has helped us to forecast, budget and visualise our cash flow. The scenario tool is fantastic and gives us amazing insight into the financial health of the business. "
Andy McKay
DigitalInc
"Float provided us with the cash flow forecasting tools we desperately needed that Xero didn't provide. We simply couldn't function as efficiently without it now!"
Nick Hutchinson
Glider Technology
*Annual saving may vary slightly depending on currency
- 3 users
- 5 additional scenarios
- 3 years future forecast
- Weekly cash summary
- Export Your Forecast to CSV & PDF
- Budget vs actual reporting
- Manage invoice & bills
- Email support
- Set up call with a Float expert
- 10 users
- 10 additional scenarios
- 3 years future forecast
- Weekly cash summary
- Export Your Forecast to CSV & PDF
- Budget vs actual reporting
- Manage invoice & bills
- Email support
- Set up call with a Float expert
- Quarterly review of your forecast with a Float expert
- 100 users
- 100 additional scenarios
- 3 years future forecast
- Weekly cash summary
- Export Your Forecast to CSV & PDF
- Budget vs actual reporting
- Manage invoice & bills
- Email support
- Set up call with a Float expert
- Dedicated account manager
- Monthly review of your forecast with a Float expert
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