Find out exactly how many months your startup can survive. Factor in MoM revenue growth to see when you become cash-flow positive.
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Runway is the number of months a startup can operate before it runs out of cash, given its current cash balance and net monthly burn rate (expenses minus revenue).
Most investors and advisors recommend having at least 18 months of runway at all times. This gives you enough time to raise your next round (typically takes 3-6 months) and achieve key milestones.
Net Burn Rate = Monthly Expenses − Monthly Revenue. Gross Burn Rate = Total Monthly Expenses (ignoring revenue). If revenue exceeds expenses, you are cash-flow positive (negative burn).
Start fundraising when you have 9-12 months of runway remaining. This gives you 3-6 months to close a round while still having 3-6 months of safety buffer left.
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