Founder analytics

Know your margin, burn and runway

Your company already makes decisions with numbers. Economico lets the agent you use read them from the books it keeps, with the underlying activity available to inspect.

KEY METRICSGross margin68%Runway14 moMRR$14.6kBurn($10.2k)

A number you can explain changes the conversation

Founders assemble finance metrics for a raise by hand, from several systems. The same uncertainty affects ordinary decisions: how much cash is left, whether a customer is profitable, and what a contract commits you to spend. A spreadsheet can help, but its answer is only as current and well-defined as the inputs you maintain.

Ask your agent, then follow the number back

Record contracts, invoices, payments and vendor costs in one ledger. Your agent can read income statements, revenue summaries, SaaS metrics, balances and default-alive reports from that activity. Check the period, definition and entries behind an answer before you use it to change a price or plan your spending.

Ask about your business
What were our revenue, gross margin and burn last month? Show the entries behind each answer and the assumptions used for runway.

See what is committed, not just what cleared the bank

A contract can create an amount due before cash arrives. A vendor credit can reduce a bill without changing what the service cost. Economico keeps those distinctions in the books, so your agent can read obligations, recognized revenue and cash separately. That gives you a clearer baseline for a decision. It does not decide whether a hire or price change is wise.

The books need real inputs

Economico does not connect to your bank or payment processor on its own. Your agent or team records completed activity and checks outside records. Disposable what-if scenarios are planned; the reports available today show recorded history and declared commitments.

Connect your agent

Start with a number you can trace

Connect the agent you already use, record your first real activity, and ask it to show the numbers and their sources.