What Outputs Will You Get?

Overview

Radley Finance turns your answers into a set of outputs for planning and fundraising. What you get depends on your tier:

Output	Planning (Free)	Investment (Build It Yourself)
In-browser model grid	Annual P&L + key statements	Full data room, monthly + annual
Planning summary (PDF, one page)	Yes (watermarked)	Yes
Financial Model (.xlsx)	-	Yes
Investor Deck (.pptx)	-	Yes
Investor Memo (.pdf + in-app tab)	-	Yes
Q&A Prep	-	Yes
Rehearsal	-	Yes
Review report & health score	Limited insights	Full report
Suggested raise	Teaser	Full raise plan

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The In-Browser Model

Every model renders as a live grid in the app - no download needed. Two views:

• Core view - The headline story. On a planning model: "Year-by-year P&L and key statements." On an investment model: "Leads with the raise-to-exit arc you'll defend to investors" - key metrics, then the core sheets.
• All sheets - Every sheet as a tab along the bottom: Dashboard, your vertical's driver sheet (GMV Model, ARR Model, Units Model, Capacity Model, or Orders Model), P&L (Monthly), P&L, Cash Flow, Balance Sheet, Unit Economics, Headcount, Cap Table, Exit & Returns, Sensitivity, and Cohort Analysis.

The Dashboard tab also includes Model Charts - for a marketplace, that's GMV & net revenue, take rate, liquidity (fill rate and two-sided GMV), and buyer/seller cohort retention.

Number Conventions

• Financial statements use full dollars with thousands separators, and negatives in accounting parentheses: ($196,507)
• Summary metrics use compact notation: $18.8M, $306K
• Extreme or meaningless percentages display as n/m (not meaningful) instead of an absurd figure
• Ratios display as A:B - e.g. a healthy LTV:CAC shows as 3:1

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The Excel Workbook (Build It Yourself)

A complete, formula-linked data room - roughly 21-25 sheets depending on your business type. The in-app view and the workbook come from the same engine, so what you see on screen is what you export.

Analysis layer (leads the workbook):

• Dashboard, Unit Economics, Valuation & DCF, Sensitivity, Scenario Compare, Cohort Analysis, Benchmarks, Use of Funds, Milestone Bridge, Raise Comparison

Statements & schedules:

• P&L Monthly, P&L Annual, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow, Exit Valuation, Cap Table, Headcount & Costs, PP&E Schedule, Model Inputs, and your vertical's driver sheets (e.g. GMV Model, Inventory)

The Benchmarks sheet compares your numbers to stage-appropriate bands with computed verdicts - each metric shows Your Value, the Healthy Band, and a Verdict ("On benchmark", "Watch", or "Below band").

See Downloading Your Excel Model for the sheet-by-sheet tour.

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The Investor Documents (Build It Yourself)

• Investor Deck (.pptx) - Finance slides generated from your model, ready to merge into your pitch deck.
• Investor Memo - A written memo (in-app tab and .pdf download) covering your thesis, your assumptions and their rationale, and your bottom-up unit economics - every figure grounded in the model.
• Q&A Prep - Dozens of anticipated investor questions grouped by topic (Business Model, Revenue, Unit Economics, Growth, Financials...), each rated Easy / Medium / Hard, with suggested answers and supporting data from your model.

The Review Report

Every model gets automatic checks on the Review tab. On an investment model this includes:

• A Health Score (0-100)
• A "Whose numbers are these?" meter showing how many assumptions you've personalised vs left at benchmark defaults
• "Defaults a VC will challenge first" - the high-impact assumptions still at their industry default
• A formula explorer - click any flagged output to see and edit the assumptions that drive it

The Raise Plan

The planning preview suggests a raise sized from your model ("You'll need to raise $X by QX 20XX at ~$Y pre-money - a Seed-sized round"). On the free tier the numbers are a blurred teaser; Build It Yourself unlocks the full raise plan, and it seeds the funding round when you build your investment model.