Funding Goal
Calculate how much you should raise and why
270 followers
Calculate how much you should raise and why
270 followers
Most founders pick a fundraising number without really knowing if it makes sense. This funding goal calculator helps you figure out how much to raise based on your burn rate, runway, and plans. Instead of guessing, you get a clear number and the reasoning behind it. It’s a simple, free tool built for founders who want clarity before talking to investors.
Angel Match
Incredibly helpful! Early on, it’s really easy to misjudge burn and runway, especially when plans are still shifting around. This'll give founders something concrete they can confidently take into investor conversations, and make sure they don't under/oversell themselves.
Angel Match
@devonlastapp 100%
Kipps AI
It's an interesting problem to solve, but it seems hard to monetize
Angel Match
@ravi_singh60 We don't plan to monetize it. Just trying to add value to founders who are raising capital.
Elser AI
This is absolutely crazy in the best way possible! Honestly, the fact that you're building something specifically with early founders in mind means so much. We've all been there—staring at a blank screen trying to figure out how much to actually raise, and getting wildly different advice from everyone around you.
I'm genuinely stoked to try this out.
Congrats on launching Funding Goal on Product Hunt! 🎉 Turning fuzzy “how much should we raise?” debates into a concrete, model-driven number tied to burn, runway, and milestones is exactly the kind of leverage early-stage founders need before walking into investor conversations. Really like how you’ve packaged best-practice thinking on funding rounds into a simple, free, founder-friendly calculator that reduces guesswork and makes those tradeoffs much easier to communicate to a team and a board.
Angel Match
@zeiki_yu Sounds like AI-written to me
@zeiki_yu @rashid_khasanov This whole thread does. It's a calculator. Don't get me wrong, simple and helpful, but it's not "absolutely crazy in the best way possible!" like some of the commenters are saying haha.
Looks interesting, do you know if anyone has actually used this for funding yet?