Answer one form. Get a complete financing package: 5-year projected financial statements, loan amortization schedule, the ratios lenders check, a bankability verdict and sober narrative written for a financial institution.
Start my planIncome statement, cash flow and balance sheet over 5 years, linked. The balance sheet balances every year: the first test any analyst runs.
Monthly payment, interest, principal and balance, month by month. Annual totals flow into the statements to the dollar.
Debt service coverage, debt to equity, margins, working capital, with usual lender targets and three revenue scenarios.
Summary, company, market, strategy, risks and financing request, written in the tone of an accounting firm. What you did not say is marked “to be specified”, never invented.
The project, customers, team, investment and expected revenue. Ten minutes; round numbers are fine.
Amortization, depreciation, statements, ratios and scenarios: all computed, not estimated. You see the verdict right away.
Narrative sections are written from your answers and the computed figures. Print to PDF, hand it to the lender.
All amounts in one currency. Round numbers are fine: you can start over.
The verdict, bankability score, executive summary and abridged results are free. The complete, printable package unlocks for US$49.
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The package follows the structure and tables a credit analyst is used to seeing. It replaces neither your accountant nor the lender’s own analysis: it gets you to the meeting prepared, with numbers that hold together.
No. Enter your best estimates; the assumptions page shows them plainly and the lender knows these are projections. You can run a new plan with other numbers anytime.
Yes, from your answers and the computed figures, under a strict instruction: no invented facts, no promises, no superlatives. Read it and adjust it before handing it over.
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