SaaS Financial Model Workshop

How to Build a SaaS Financial Model (With Template)

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A solid SaaS financial model has many benefits. It can act as the map to help you steer your SaaS startup towards success. It allows you to plan for the future and scale your business more efficiently, and is now an expected tool needed when raising money.

Join Paul Bianco, CEO of Graphite and former VC at ffVC, for an interactive workshop on how to build a SaaS financial model.

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Agenda

Best Practices

Best practices for building a management team & investor ready (operating) SaaS financial model

Unit Economics

Understanding unit economics and how it relates to runway, dilution & future raises

How Optimistic Should You Be?

The fine balance between being overly optimistic and not optimistic enough during fundraising conversations

Fundraising

Using a SaaS financial model as a tool to help run your business vs a due diligence check-the-box

Speaker

Paul Bianco, CEO

Paul Bianco is the Founder & CEO of Graphite, a leading provider of finance & accounting services for early-stage companies.

Prior to founding Graphite in 2016, Paul was an Investor at ffVC, an early-stage VC fund based in NYC. While at ffVC, Paul helped dozens of his portfolio companies build easy to understand and intuitive financial models with a focus on efficient use of funds pre-product/market fit and deeply understanding unit economics post-product/market fit. As an investor, Paul worked closely with companies such as Plated, Owlet, Socure and Distil Networks.

Paul is Certified Public Accountant and has a background in venture capital, scaling startups, mergers & acquisitions and financial modeling.

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Born out of a VC fund, Graphite fully understands the strategic and financial needs of high growth companies. If you need accounting support or simply have a question about accounting at your company, feel free to connect with us!

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