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💰+12.4%

$284,392

Total Revenue vs last month

📊+3.1%

$127,840

Total Expenses vs last month

📈+18.7%

$156,552

Net Profit vs last month

🌊+8.2%

+$34,280

Cash Flow net this month

Revenue vs Expenses

6-month trend

RevenueExpenses
$299k$246k$193k$141k$88kOctNovDecJanFebMar

Recent Transactions

IDDescriptionCategoryAmountDateStatus
TXN-8821AWS Cloud ServicesSoftware-$3,240Mar 28Cleared
TXN-8820Acme Corp — Invoice #1042Revenue+$18,500Mar 27Cleared
TXN-8819Stripe PayoutsRevenue+$7,840Mar 27Cleared
TXN-8818Google WorkspaceSoftware-$720Mar 26Cleared
TXN-8817Payroll — March 15Payroll-$28,400Mar 25Cleared
TXN-8816TechStart LLC — Invoice #1041Revenue+$12,000Mar 24Cleared
TXN-8815Office RentFacilities-$4,800Mar 24Cleared
TXN-8814Digital OceanSoftware-$380Mar 23Cleared
TXN-8813Meta Ads — Q1 CampaignMarketing-$5,600Mar 22Cleared
TXN-8812GlobalTech Inc — Invoice #1040Revenue+$24,000Mar 21Cleared
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What would cash flow look like if we hired 3 people?

Based on your current payroll data and average salary of $78,400, hiring 3 people would add ~$235,200/year in salary costs. With payroll taxes and benefits (~22%), total cost would be ~$286,944/year or ~$23,912/month. Your current cash flow of +$34,280/mo would drop to ~+$10,368/mo — still positive, but you'd have a 6-month runway buffer. I recommend waiting until MRR hits $320K before hiring. Want me to model the scenarios?

Show me our top 3 expense categories

📊 Top 3 expenses this quarter:

1. **Payroll** — $84,200 (65.9%)

2. **Software & SaaS** — $18,400 (14.4%)

3. **Marketing** — $12,800 (10.0%)

Payroll is within healthy range. I noticed SaaS costs grew 23% QoQ — want me to identify unused subscriptions?