I feel like there 2 very different use cases for financial models:
- Early-stage fundraising. The numbers are wrong, everybody knows it, but you have to show that curve going up and right.
- Later-stage (maybe 1-year post-revenue?) when there is some level of robustness behind the numbers, and you do it because it's useful to pilot the company
- Early-stage fundraising. The numbers are wrong, everybody knows it, but you have to show that curve going up and right.
- Later-stage (maybe 1-year post-revenue?) when there is some level of robustness behind the numbers, and you do it because it's useful to pilot the company