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Calculate your runway instantly. Plan your fundraising and spending with precision.
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Critical Zone
Immediate risk. Cut discretionary spend & fundraise urgently.
Tight Zone
Limited buffer. Trim overheads & plan funding round.
Manageable Zone
Breathing room. Optimize spending & explore growth.
Healthy Zone
Strong position. Focus on scaling & strategic hires.
Burn Rate
The net amount of cash your company spends every month to operate.
Runway
The number of months your current cash balance can sustain the business.
Cash Inflows
External money coming into the business, such as funding, loans, or grants.
At Truthink, we help founders bring clarity to their cash flow. We work closely with you to understand where money’s going, what’s actually driving growth, and how long your current runway can take you. From building simple models that make sense to tracking real numbers every month, we turn your burn rate from a worry into a plan.
Let's DiscussA good burn rate depends on your startup’s stage and funding status. Ideally, a startup should maintain 12–18 months of runway to operate comfortably without urgent fundraising pressure.
A negative burn rate means your startup is cash-flow positive. You are generating more cash through revenue than you are spending each month.
At minimum, you should calculate burn rate monthly. Regular tracking helps you identify trends early and adjust spending, hiring, or fundraising plans before problems arise.
No. Burn rate focuses strictly on cash movement. Non-cash accounting items such as depreciation or amortization are excluded from burn rate calculations.
We analyse your cost structure, identify inefficiencies, automate financial reporting, and design sustainable strategies that help extend runway and improve long-term financial discipline.