DealForge (Real Estate ROI Calculator)
In DevelopmentStrategy-based real estate deal-analysis SaaS that models rentals, flips, BRRRR, and creative-finance deals in minutes.
Model SaaS burn, runway, and hiring across scenarios, then produce board-ready reports.

SaaS founders and finance teams run runway planning in spreadsheets that are hard to maintain, easy to break, difficult to present, and weak at comparing multiple scenarios or explaining why one is better than another. Non-finance users struggle to see what happens to cash when the plan changes.
Built for SaaS founders, startup CEOs, CFOs and fractional CFOs, and finance operators, plus board members and investors as secondary users.
Users enter a SaaS financial baseline (cash, MRR/ARR, margin, expenses, churn, headcount) and generate baseline and custom scenarios across 12-36 month forecasts. A centralized engine computes monthly cash, MRR/ARR, burn, runway, CAC payback, LTV:CAC, burn multiple, and break-even for each scenario, with deterministic risk and confidence scores. Users adjust assumptions and hiring plans with live recalculation, compare 2-4 scenarios, run a fundraise-timing predictor, a break-even path finder, and stress-test mode, then generate editable board reports exportable to PDF or share links. An AI decision assistant explains scenarios using only calculated outputs.
It proves a centralized, tested financial forecasting engine that recomputes month-by-month outputs deterministically, layered scenario comparison and stress testing without mutating originals, fundraise-timing and break-even solvers, and grounded AI narrative for board reporting.
This is not a basic burn calculator. It is a premium SaaS financial decision tool that models runway, compares scenarios, and produces board-ready reports in minutes.
Authentication & Workspace
Workspaces, companies, and an Owner/Admin/Editor/Viewer role model.
Company Financial Profile
Cash, MRR/ARR, churn, margins, expenses, headcount, and CAC baseline.
Scenario Engine
Typed scenarios with assumptions, monthly rows, and outputs.
Assumption Builder
Revenue, churn, expense, hiring, sales, and fundraising controls.
Forecast Calculations
Centralized monthly cash, MRR, burn, and runway math.
Scenario Output Summary
Runway, cash-out month, burn multiple, and break-even per scenario.
Visual Dashboard
Metric cards plus cash, MRR/ARR, burn, and churn charts.
Scenario Comparison
Side-by-side comparison of two to four scenarios.
Fundraise Timing Predictor
Ideal and latest-safe raise month, amount, and danger-zone warnings.
Break-Even Path Finder
Suggests levers to reach a target break-even month.
Stress Test Mode
Applies downside shocks and shows runway and ARR impact.
Assumption Confidence ScoreConfidence Score
Rates how grounded a scenario's assumptions are.
Scenario Risk ScoreRisk Score
Rates scenario risk 0-100 with top drivers.
AI Decision Assistant
CFO-style explanations of runway changes and board narrative.
Report Builder
Board-ready reports from one or more scenarios.
Export & Share
PDF, secure share link, and presentation view.
Scenario Risk Score
Runway under 6 or 12 months.
Negative cash before the forecast ends.
Burn multiple above a healthy threshold.
Reliance on a future raise.
Vulnerability to churn increases.
Heavy planned headcount growth.
Long payback period on acquisition cost.
Low gross margin pressure.
Absence of a break-even trajectory.
Reliance on high revenue growth.











A Next.js/React app backed by Postgres (via Prisma with the pg adapter), with custom JWT auth. An Anthropic integration powers the AI decision assistant; Sentry captures errors; Upstash Redis provides optional distributed rate limiting; and Resend sends transactional email with a console fallback.
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