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Free Cash Runway Calculator for Startups

Enter your cash balance and your average monthly cash in and out. The calculator shows your monthly burn, how many months of cash you have left and a simple 13-week cash line. Choose OMR, AUD or another currency. Nothing you type leaves your browser.

Include payroll, rent, suppliers, loan repayments and tax.

Net monthly burn
OMR 4,000
Runway
6.3 months

Cash stays positive across the next 13 weeks at this rate.

Cash balance over the next 13 weeks (Week 0 to 13)

Rough estimate on averages. A real 13-week forecast uses invoice dates, payment terms and tax dates.

Runway is a clock. OMR 540,000 cash at OMR 30,000 net burn a month gives 18 months. Cutting burn 10% adds 2 months, OMR 5,000 more monthly revenue adds 3.6, both add 6.5. Example figures. Tap the poster to pause.

How to read the result

  • Runway is cash on hand divided by monthly net burn. If you are cash positive, there is no burn and no runway limit.
  • A common rule of thumb is to start a funding or cost conversation when runway falls below six months.
  • This is a quick check, not a forecast. A real 13-week forecast uses invoice dates, payment terms and tax dates, which is what OmniScope360 builds.

Frequently asked questions

Is the cash runway calculator free?

Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser, so your numbers are not sent anywhere.

How is runway calculated?

Runway in months is your cash balance divided by monthly net burn, where net burn is monthly cash out minus monthly cash in. If cash in is higher than cash out you are cash positive and the runway is not limited.

What is the difference between runway and a 13-week cash forecast?

Runway is a single average. A 13-week forecast shows each week with real invoice dates, payroll, rent, loan repayments and tax payments, so it shows the week you run short, not only the month.

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FAQ

Is the cash runway calculator free?
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser, so your numbers are not sent anywhere.
How is runway calculated?
Runway in months is your cash balance divided by monthly net burn, where net burn is monthly cash out minus monthly cash in. If cash in is higher than cash out you are cash positive and the runway is not limited.
What is the difference between runway and a 13-week cash forecast?
Runway is a single average. A 13-week forecast shows each week with real invoice dates, payroll, rent, loan repayments and tax payments, so it shows the week you run short, not only the month.