RevenueMap.app's answer

It started because I kept rebuilding the same fragile spreadsheet before every investor call, and never trusted the numbers a week later. I wanted a model that used real benchmarks, showed break-even and runway clearly, and could actually be kept up to date. So I built Revenue Map for founders like me.

RevenueMap.app's answer

Revenue Map builds a complete startup financial model from a few simple questions, using real market benchmarks instead of blank spreadsheet templates. It covers revenue, costs, cash, and scenarios in one place, plus break-even, runway, and unit economics, and exports an investor-ready PDF.

RevenueMap.app's answer

Most tools either validate an idea or leave you with a spreadsheet. Revenue Map does the actual financial modeling: break-even, runway, and unit economics like CAC and LTV, with benchmarks built in. It is fast, does not require finance skills, and is meant to be updated monthly, not built once and forgotten.

RevenueMap.app's answer

Early-stage startup founders, solo founders, and small business owners who need a financial model for planning or fundraising. Typical users are pre-seed and seed founders building SaaS or e-commerce businesses who want investor-ready projections without hiring a financial analyst.

RevenueMap.app's answer

Next.js, React, and TypeScript on the frontend, a Python financial engine on the backend, Supabase for auth and database, Plotly for charts, and Vercel for hosting.