Finance · Checker

Financial Readiness Checker

A decision engine that tells you if you have enough savings and runway to start a business.

Answer these questions to find out if you’re financially ready to launch your business.

Based on your fixed and variable expenses.

Based on your fixed and variable expenses.

Based on your fixed and variable expenses.

Includes monthly operating costs and expected break-even period.

Includes all initial expenses.

Time until revenue covers operating costs.

months

Choose the level that best describes how comfortable you are with uncertainty.

17/ 100
Not Ready

You lack sufficient savings or runway to launch safely.

2/7
Passed
0
Critical
5
Major
0
Minor

What to fix (5)

Emergency fund covers 3 months of expenses

Major

A 3-month emergency fund protects against short-term income disruptions.

Fix: Add savings to cover at least 3 months of personal expenses.

Emergency fund covers 6 months of expenses

Major

A 6-month cushion safeguards against longer periods of low or no income.

Fix: Increase savings to cover 6 months of personal expenses.

Emergency fund covers 9 months of expenses

Major

A 9-month buffer provides extra security for high-risk ventures.

Fix: Build savings to cover 9 months of personal expenses.

Savings cover business operating costs until break-even

Major

Without sufficient cash, the business may fail before revenue covers costs.

Fix: Save or secure funding to cover operating costs until break-even.

Savings cover one-time startup costs

Major

Missing startup funds can delay launch or force costly loans.

Fix: Allocate funds or raise capital to cover startup costs.

Verified Sep 2, 2026· Sources · Methodology

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