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For startups

Connect money, growth, spend, planning, ownership, and accounting foundations as the company develops.

PlanningSample company
Cash scenariosHiring assumption +$36k/mo
ObservedForecast
600k400k200k0JanMarTodayJulSepDecToday: $482,000 · Dashed lines: forecasts

Base plan

15.1 mo

Measured growth

22+ mo

Accelerated hiring

9.4 mo

Scenarios, not guarantees.

What foundations do we need before the next stage?

  • Which sources explain our current cash?

  • What costs are planned rather than already incurred?

  • Does a financing simulation leave actual ownership unchanged?

A routine built around your work

Establish a baseline

Connect eligible accounts or review supported imports; check the scope before interpreting totals.

Model the next quarter

Keep planned roles and start dates explicit rather than treating them as actual payroll.

Prepare for a financing discussion

Compare a supported ownership scenario with the retained authoritative cap table.

Put it into context

Illustrative workflow, not customer data.

A startup retains the base plan and a version with later start dates. The scenario helps structure a discussion; no employee is hired and no ownership event is created by the simulation.

AI explanations and forecasts require review. Authorized people and deterministic services retain approval, calculation, posting and close authority.

The connected areas to explore

Questions for startups

Is headcount planning a payroll processor?
No. It models supported workforce costs. Payroll accounting is a separate controlled handoff and does not execute payroll or taxes.
Does the product raise money for us?
No. Supported fundraising views are hypothetical capital and dilution analysis, not a fundraising service or legal advice.

Availability depends on plan, permissions and configured data. OwnCents does not provide professional accounting, tax, legal or investment advice.

Explore the work before connecting your own data.

Explore a read-only sample company, or start with your own supported data.