EasyFinancialModels.com - Generate Financial, Cashflow and DCF Models upto 25 Years.
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EasyFinancialModels generates institutional-grade financial models as fully formula-linked Excel workbooks — in about 5 minutes, free, with no sign-up. Pick from 21 industries, enter assumptions, and download a 15-sheet model: three linked statements, DCF valuation (WACC/CAPM, Gordon-Growth terminal value), IRR, sensitivity tables and automated integrity checks. Also builds standalone cashflow forecasting, DCF valuation and free cash flow models, 3–25 years, annual/quarterly, 30+ currencies.
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@easyfinancialmodels Upvoted. Building reliable financial models takes a lot of time, so I can see the value in automating that work while keeping the spreadsheets editable. Best of luck with the launch. How are you generating and validating the Excel formulas to ensure they stay intact when users modify assumptions?
@spotch_founder Great question, Nick — that robustness is genuinely the hardest part, and honestly the core of what we've built, so I'll keep the engine under the hood. 🙂 The short version: the output is real, natively-linked Excel (never pasted values), and it's put through a set of built-in integrity checks before you download — so when you change assumptions, everything recalculates and stays consistent rather than breaking. It's also a standard unlocked .xlsx, so you're never boxed in. Happy to show it in action if that's useful.
The DCF tab's clean separation of WACC inputs, CAPM breakdown, and the Gordon Growth terminal value makes the math actually inspectable instead of a black box. Also appreciate that the integrity checks are baked right into the workbook rather than pushed off as a "premium feature."
@sudenur68qt Thank you, Sudenur — that transparency is deliberate. WACC, the CAPM cost-of-equity build-up and the Gordon-Growth terminal value are separate, traceable cells you can challenge, cross-checked against an EV/EBITDA exit multiple. A valuation you can inspect beats a black box every time.
Honestly wild that the three statements are actually formula-linked instead of just pasted values, that's the detail most "instant model" tools quietly skip and it's what makes the DCF sensitivity tables trustworthy.
@bocalsuley23515 Appreciate it, Süleyman. Income statement → cash flow → a balance sheet that ties every period, with a live PASS/FAIL integrity check — nothing hardcoded except the inputs you control. That linked three-statement base is exactly what makes the DCF built on top of it trustworthy.
the way the model links every sheet through actual formulas instead of hardcoded numbers is impressive — most “5-minute” tools just paste static outputs.
@hl_yusuf73822 Thanks Yusuf — that's the one line we refused to cross. Every figure is a live Excel formula linked across all 15 sheets, so change a blue input and the three statements, DCF and sensitivity tables all recalculate and reconcile. A pasted "model" breaks the moment you touch it; a formula-linked one you can actually audit. 🙌