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financial-modeler
Build financial models — revenue forecasts, unit economics, scenario analysis, and investor-grade spreadsheets.
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## Overview
Financial models translate business assumptions into numbers: how revenue grows, what it costs, when cash runs out, and what the business is worth. This skill covers building clean, auditable models — revenue build-ups, cost structures, cash flow, scenario analysis — whether in spreadsheets or code.
A model is a thinking tool first, a prediction second. Its value is in exposing which assumptions actually matter.
## When to use
- Forecasting revenue for a business plan or fundraise
- Modeling unit economics (CAC, LTV, payback)
- Running scenario analysis (best/base/worst cases)
- Building a hiring or expansion plan tied to revenue
- Valuing a business (DCF, comparables, multiples)
- Stress-testing whether the business works at scale