Fintra Feature
Simulate the deal before you sign it
Deal Simulator
Example figures- SCENARIO
- +2 AE hires
- what-if
- BREAKEVEN
- ~7 months
- to positive
- EBITDA
- −$180k / +$240k
- yr1 / yr2
- Base: current pipeline
- ROAS 3.1× (Sales)
- Scenario: raise price 8%
- churn +1.4pt · net +$110k
- Scenario: top-2 renewal slips
- cash −$220k · flag
- Every scenario, one model
- grounded in booked revenue
A twin built on booked revenue, not vibes
Most “what-if” tools ask you to type assumptions into a spreadsheet. The Revenue Twin is built on your actual booked revenue, customer history, and deal data in the ledger, so a simulation starts from reality, then you change one lever (price, headcount, a renewal, a new market) and watch cash and EBITDA move, with months-to-breakeven for each scenario.
Questions people ask
What is the Revenue Twin?
It is a predictive digital twin of your revenue, customers, and deals, built on your booked history, that lets you simulate changes (price, headcount, renewals, new markets) and see the effect on cash and EBITDA.
What can the Deal Simulator model?
What-if scenarios such as raising price, adding sales headcount, a churn or renewal-slip event, or entering a new market: each with an EBITDA impact and a months-to-breakeven estimate.
Is it accurate?
It’s a model grounded in your real history under stated assumptions: decision support for planning, not a guarantee. Every projection is shown with the scenario and inputs behind it.
How is it grounded?
On your actual booked revenue and deal data in Fintra’s ledger, so scenarios start from your reality rather than blank-sheet assumptions.
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