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Financial model

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What does this business need to produce?

Annual jobs from the pricing table drive revenue and profit. The active scenario supplies available capacity, overhead, and transition targets.

Annual revenue$0Labor, hardware, and other revenue
Operating income$0Before owner household compensation and tax
Recommended transition need$0Compensation, benefits, and retained profit
Surplus or gap$0Against the transition need

Operating assumptions

The selected scenario saves its own set of inputs.

Financial output

Transition readiness

Operating income against recommended need0%

Monthly planning view

Average month at the current assumptions

Monthly targets

Revenue mix

What one billable hour produces

Service pricing

Build fixed prices from billed labor and marked-up hardware, then use annual job quantities to test the business model. Override a price only when you have a deliberate reason.

Planned annual revenue$0
Cash contribution before owner pay$0
Required field hours0
Capacity remaining0Against active scenario

Global labor rates

These rates apply to every service. The owner labor reserve values your time for scalable pricing but is added back when calculating cash available for owner and wife compensation.

How the suggested price works

Lead and helper hours × billed rates+Hardware cost × markup

The owner labor reserve is not a current cash expense. It values your field time so the fully loaded margin stays viable if someone eventually replaces you. Financial cash flow adds that reserve back before comparing the result with your household compensation target.

ServiceJobs/yearLead hrsHelper hrsHardware costMarkupMargin floorSuggested priceOverrideFinal priceFully loaded marginAnnual revenueAnnual cash contributionAnnual field hrs

Pricing outputs are planning estimates. Confirm sales and use tax treatment, labor classification, and deductible expenses with a Michigan CPA.

Milestones and decision dates

Edit dates, targets, owners, and status. Use the decision field to define what the milestone permits you to do next.

Open milestones0
Completed0
Overdue0
Next target date—

Launch timeline

Milestones and checklist tasks share one schedule

Milestone details

MilestoneTarget dateOwnerStatusTarget or evidenceDecision unlocked

Checklist before accepting paid work

Track the legal, insurance, financial, operational, and sales setup required for a clean launch.

Completion0%
Items remaining0
Budgeted setup cost$0
Actual setup cost$0
Launch readinessNot ready
DoneCategoryTaskStartDueRequired before paid workBudgetActualTax categoryNotes or reference

Expense tracker

Record startup and operating expenses, receipt references, and tax categories. Export a clean CSV for your bookkeeping records.

Total recorded$0
Current year$0
Potentially deductible$0
Missing receipt reference0

Spending by category

Tax record reminder

Keep the business purpose, date, vendor, amount, and receipt or statement reference. A category in this tool does not determine deductibility.

Use a dedicated business account and reconcile this list to statements and bookkeeping software. Confirm treatment with your CPA.
DateVendorDescriptionCategoryAmountPotentially deductiblePayment methodReceipt/referenceNotes

Editable business plan

Keep the operating thesis current as you learn from real jobs, customers, and trade partners.

Data and backup

Changes save automatically to your protected cloud account. Browser storage provides a local fallback on this device.

Backup everything

Export assumptions, pricing, milestones, checklist items, expenses, and plan text as one JSON file.

Reset to the starter model

This replaces the data saved in this browser with the original assumptions and starter checklist.

Storage choice

The working copy is stored in your protected account and updates automatically. Export is optional and useful for a separate offline backup.