You run a B2B SaaS startup

FP&A built for how B2B SaaS actually grows

Model the drivers that decide a SaaS company's fate, MRR, churn, CAC, and expansion, not just a generic income statement.

The problem

Why this is hard today

Generic budgeting tools and spreadsheets treat a SaaS business like any other. But your fate is decided by MRR, churn, CAC payback, and expansion, and those are exactly the drivers a flat P&L hides.

How YourCFO handles it

Model the decision, not the cell

  1. 1

    Model SaaS drivers directly

    Revenue built from subscriptions, expansion, and churn, not a single top-line guess.

  2. 2

    Tie initiatives to the metrics that matter

    A hire or a campaign connects to pipeline, conversion, and payback.

  3. 3

    See the SaaS view

    Runway, burn multiple, and growth efficiency alongside the plan.

If

you change a churn or conversion assumption

Then

MRR, CAC payback, and runway all move with it, the way they do in reality.

Plan on the metrics that actually run a SaaS business.

See it on your own numbers

Model your next decision and watch the runway move, then let variance tell you how it landed.