Financial Modeling in Excel and Google Sheets

I build financial models that are actually readable, trusted, and used as the foundation for real decisions. Whether you're preparing for an investment round, planning next year's budget, or trying to understand if your business actually makes money — I turn scattered numbers and vague intentions into a structured, driver-based model in Excel or Google Sheets. Every model I create has a clear separation between inputs, calculations, and results: all assumptions are in one place, formulas are traceable, and you can change one driver and immediately see how that change flows through revenue, costs, cash flow, and profit. No hard-coded numbers buried in formulas and no mess that only I can maintain.

I usually build three-block models (P&L, balance sheet, cash flow), rolling operating budgets, monthly and annual forecasts, cash flow projections and runway analysis, unit economics (CAC, LTV, payback period, margin) and complete startup valuation using DCF and comparable multiples. I always add scenario analysis and sensitivity analysis so you can line up base, optimistic and conservative cases and understand which assumptions truly drive the results. Before I write the first formula, I understand your business logic, ask uncomfortable questions, and describe every assumption in plain language so investors and co-founders never have to guess where a number came from.

I work quickly and communicate clearly, and at the end I walk you through the finished model so you own it completely and don't depend on me. How I can help:

— Three-block models (P&L, balance sheet, cash flow)
— Budgets, rolling forecasts and variance tracking
— Cash flow projections and burn/runway analysis
— Unit economics: CAC, LTV, payback, margin
— Startup valuation via DCF and comparable multiples
— Scenario analysis, sensitivity, breakeven
— Clear dashboards, charts and investor summaries