How much control do you really have over your money?
Most founders can say what is in the bank today. Far fewer can say what will be in it in ninety days, or what the next hire, restock or ad budget does to that number. This self-check tells you which of those you have covered and which you are running on instinct.
No sign-up, no sales call. Your answers stay with you.
What it asks about
Four things that decide whether you are in control
Each one is a question you either answer with a number or you don't. The self-check works through them in order.
Visibility
Do you know your cash position beyond the bank balance — including what is committed but not yet paid?
Horizon
How far ahead can you actually see: to the end of the month, the quarter, or the next twelve months?
Decisions
Before you commit to a hire, a restock or a budget increase, can you see what it does to your cash?
Trust in the numbers
Is there one source everyone works from, or does every question start with rebuilding a spreadsheet?
What you get
A read on where you stand, not a lead magnet
At the end of the questions you get an honest picture of the four areas above.
- Which areas you already have covered, and which are running on gut feeling
- The one gap that costs most founders the most money first
- What to fix in what order — starting with what you can do this week
Who it is for
Built for the person who signs the payments
You do not need a finance background, a bookkeeper or a spreadsheet ready. Twelve questions about how you run things today.
- Founders and owner-operators running the numbers themselves
- Online shops planning restocks and ad budget against a bank balance
- Agencies and consultancies with money in flight between projects and payouts
Three minutes for a straight answer
Take the self-check and see which part of your finances is actually planned and which part is hope.
No sign-up, no sales call. Your answers stay with you.