Runway that tracks reality
CX Cash takes your actual net burn and current cash and projects the months of runway live. When burn ticks up or a big payment clears, the number moves the same day, not at the next board prep.
Runway
Stop finding out your zero-cash date a quarter too late to do anything about it
CX Cash reads your real burn, projects the month your balance hits $0, and flags it the moment the trajectory shifts, so the date is never a surprise you discover at month-end.
CX Cash
Runway
11.4 mo
Net monthly burn
$182K
Burn multiple
1.6x
Burn trend, last 4 months
▲ +6% burn| Month | Net burn | Cash left | Zero-cash date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar | $168K | $2.55M | May ’27 |
| Apr | $171K | $2.38M | May ’27 |
| May | $176K | $2.20M | Apr ’27 |
| Jun | $182K | $2.02M | Apr ’27 |
The surprise zero-cash date is the one that ends companies
Burn creeps up a few thousand a month, a renewal slips, a hire lands earlier than planned. None of it screams. Then you close the quarter, rebuild the model by hand, and the runway you thought was 14 months reads 9. Now a raise that needed six months of lead time has six weeks, and you're negotiating from the back foot because the date moved while nobody was watching it.
What you can do
The zero-cash date on screen
See the exact month your balance crosses $0, not a vague range. As your burn trajectory changes, the date shifts in front of you, so a two-month pull-in shows up the day it happens.
Burn multiple, not just burn
Watch net burn against net new ARR, so you know whether the spend is buying growth or just buying time. A multiple drifting from 1.6x toward 2.5x is the early warning a raw burn figure hides.
Early warning, not month-end shock
When the trend bends the wrong way, CX Cash surfaces it as a flag you can act on. You get the months of lead time a raise or a cut actually needs instead of finding out once the runway is already short.
Live
runway updates as cash moves
$0 date
projected, not guessed
1.6x
burn multiple, tracked
Onboard in three steps
- 01
Connect your accounts
Link your banks, cards and billing. CX Cash pulls real cash and real burn, so there's nothing to map by hand and nothing going stale between updates.
- 02
Read your runway and date
Your live runway, net monthly burn and burn multiple land on one screen, with the projected zero-cash date called out next to them.
- 03
Act before the cliff
Model a hiring change or a burn cut and watch the date move, so you decide to raise or trim with months of runway in hand, not weeks.
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Questions
How does CX Cash calculate my runway? +
It divides your current cash by your net monthly burn, both pulled from your connected accounts. Because the inputs are live, the runway figure reflects where you actually stand today rather than where you stood at the last close.
What is the zero-cash date and how is it projected? +
It's the month your balance is on track to reach $0 at your current burn trajectory. CX Cash projects it forward and updates it as burn changes, so you see the date shift the moment your spending pattern does.
Does it account for burn that grows over time? +
Yes. Burn rarely stays flat, so the projection lets you model burn growth month over month and shows how a rising trajectory pulls the zero-cash date closer than a simple cash-divided-by-burn estimate would suggest.
What's the burn multiple and why track it next to runway? +
Burn multiple is net burn divided by net new ARR. It tells you how much you're spending to add a dollar of recurring revenue. Tracked beside runway, it shows whether your burn is efficient growth or just the clock running down, which is the question investors ask first.
How much warning do I get before runway gets short? +
CX Cash flags the trend the moment it bends the wrong way, so a creeping burn or a slipped renewal shows up as it happens. That gives you the lead time a raise needs, since bridge rounds typically take around six months to close.