For contractors and small businesses that do the work first and get paid 30 to 90 days later. It shows which week you run short, and how much is actually safe to spend.
Free. No signup. It comes filled with an example business so you can see it work before you add your own numbers. Rather not use a spreadsheet? Try the free web version.
Each invoice gets an expected paid date: invoice date + payment terms + how late that client usually pays. Slow payers are planned for instead of being a surprise.
Insurance, quarterly taxes, annual renewals, truck repairs. It puts a little aside every week, so the big bill is covered when it arrives.
Part of your bank balance is already spoken for. The template shows your lowest point in the next 12 weeks, minus your safety buffer.
New to weekly cash forecasting? Read the guide: How to forecast cash flow when clients pay 30 to 90 days later.
Need a 12-month version for a lender or a business plan? Get the free 12-month template.
There's a Pro version built around jobs. Enter each job once, and it dates every deposit, progress and final payment, works out how late each client usually pays from past payments, and shows what happens if every client pays two weeks late. $17, one time.
Use Runway in your browser: the same 12-week forecast, no spreadsheet needed. It's free and needs no signup. We're also building a paid version that saves your numbers on any device and emails you every Monday. Join the early list and you'll hear from us when it's ready, with 50% off the first year.
The template is a planning tool, not financial, tax or legal advice. Check important decisions with your accountant.
The free web version works today. The paid version will save your numbers on any device and email you every Monday with whether you're covered. Leave your email and we'll write to you either way. If it launches, early list members get 50% off for the first year: $24.50 a month instead of $49. Nothing is charged today.
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Thanks. You'll hear from us either way — a launch date, or an honest update. When we write, feel free to reply and tell us how cash comes in and goes out in your business. It directly shapes what we build.