Are these SaaS tools really free?

Yes, every tool is 100% free with no limits. No credit card, sign-up, or email required.

What metrics should I know before raising funding?

Investors typically ask about burn rate and runway, CAC and payback period, MRR/ARR growth rate, and LTV:CAC ratio. Use free calculators to prepare these numbers before fundraising.

How accurate are these SaaS calculators?

All calculators use industry-standard financial formulas. Salary benchmarks are based on real compensation data from hundreds of SaaS companies.

Can I use these calculators in investor presentations?

Yes. The tools use the same formulas investors and VCs use internally. Many founders use them to prepare board decks and fundraising materials.

What is the difference between dilutive and non-dilutive funding?

Dilutive funding (VC rounds) requires giving up equity. Non-dilutive funding (revenue-based financing, venture debt, SaaS financing) provides capital without equity. Many SaaS founders combine both approaches.

How often is the salary benchmark data updated?

SaaS Salary Benchmarks are updated quarterly with fresh compensation data. Calculator formulas use established, stable financial models.

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Q: Who built these tools?

Built by Founderpath, a platform that helps SaaS founders access non-dilutive funding and make data-driven decisions about growth, hiring, and capital allocation.

7 free calculators and benchmarking tools built for SaaS founders. Track burn rate, measure CAC, model equity dilution, and benchmark salaries — no signup or email required.

Financial Health

Calculate burn rate, cash runway, and financial sustainability for your SaaS business

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Customer Metrics

Calculate CAC, payback period, and viral growth to optimize your go-to-market

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Pricing & Valuation

Model equity dilution across funding rounds and explore non-dilutive alternatives

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People & Hiring

Benchmark SaaS salaries with real compensation data across engineering, sales, and leadership

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Why SaaS Metrics Matter for Funding and Growth

Investors evaluate SaaS companies on a handful of core metrics. Your burn rate signals how efficiently you spend capital. Customer acquisition cost reveals whether your go-to-market motion scales. And understanding equity dilution before a fundraise helps you negotiate from a position of strength. Whether you are preparing for a board meeting, planning a raise, or exploring non-dilutive funding alternatives, these are the numbers you need at your fingertips.

How to Choose the Right Calculator

Start with where you are in your funding journey:

Financial Health — if you need to understand how long your cash lasts, calculate your burn rate and runway first. Use the Bank Statement Converter to get clean transaction data from your bank.

Customer Metrics — if you are scaling spend on acquisition, calculate your CAC, then check your payback period to see how fast you recover that investment. Measure your viral coefficient to understand how much organic growth supplements paid channels.

Pricing & Valuation — if you are considering a funding round, model how each round affects your ownership and compare with non-dilutive alternatives like revenue-based financing.

People & Hiring — if you are building your team, use real SaaS salary data to set competitive compensation without overspending.

SaaS Metrics Glossary

Burn Rate — the rate at which a company spends its cash reserves each month. Net burn rate subtracts revenue from expenses, giving you the true cash consumption figure.

CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) — total sales and marketing spend divided by the number of new customers acquired in a period. A core metric for evaluating go-to-market efficiency.

Payback Period — the number of months it takes for a customer to generate enough revenue to cover their acquisition cost. Shorter payback means faster reinvestment into growth.

Viral Coefficient (K-factor) — a measure of how many new users each existing user generates. A K-factor above 1.0 means exponential, self-sustaining growth without additional marketing spend.

Equity Dilution — the reduction in founder ownership percentage when a company issues new shares during a funding round. Modeling dilution across multiple rounds helps founders weigh equity financing against non-dilutive alternatives.

Salary Benchmarks — compensation data broken into quartiles (P25, median, P75) for specific SaaS roles. Used to set competitive pay ranges during hiring and annual compensation reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — every tool is 100% free with no limits. No credit card, no sign-up, no email required. Open any calculator and start using it immediately.

At a minimum, investors will ask about:

Burn rate and runway — how long your cash lasts at current spending
CAC and payback period — whether your unit economics support scaling
MRR/ARR and growth rate — your revenue trajectory
LTV:CAC ratio — whether customers are worth more than they cost to acquire

Use our Burn Rate and CAC calculators to get these numbers before your next investor conversation.

Every calculator uses industry-standard financial formulas used by VCs, CFOs, and financial analysts. The SaaS Salary Benchmarks draw from real compensation data across hundreds of SaaS companies. Results are as accurate as the inputs you provide.

Yes. Many founders use these tools to model scenarios before board meetings, pitch decks, and fundraising conversations. The formulas match what investors and VCs use internally, so the outputs are recognized and trusted.

Dilutive funding (like VC equity rounds) gives you capital in exchange for ownership in your company. Non-dilutive funding (like revenue-based financing, venture debt, or SaaS financing) provides capital without giving up equity. Many SaaS founders use a combination of both. Use the Equity Dilution Calculator to see how equity rounds affect your ownership, and explore Founderpath for non-dilutive options.

The SaaS Salary Benchmarks are updated quarterly with fresh compensation data from real SaaS companies. Calculator formulas are based on established financial models that remain consistent over time.

These tools are built by Founderpath, a platform that has helped thousands of SaaS founders access non-dilutive funding and make data-driven decisions about growth, hiring, and capital allocation. Founderpath works with B2B SaaS companies to provide funding based on revenue and metrics rather than equity.

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Monitor cash flow, burn rate, runway, and key financial metrics in one dashboard that updates automatically. Make data-driven decisions about spending and fundraising.

Compare your SaaS metrics — CAC, payback period, growth rate, and compensation — against industry benchmarks from hundreds of real companies.

Get personalized funding recommendations based on your company metrics and growth trajectory. Grow your business without giving up equity.

Set competitive salaries that attract top talent while maintaining healthy cash flow and runway. Access real compensation data from SaaS companies at your stage.

Generate professional reports and insights that investors want to see — no manual work required. Show how your metrics stack up against industry benchmarks.