Financial consultation
Know what the money is actually for.
Most founders do not have a money problem. They have a sequencing problem — the right spend at the wrong time, or a cost carried three months longer than it needed to be. We sit down with you and work it out properly.
What we do
Financial guidance, built for early-stage reality.
We offer financial consultation to entrepreneurs — helping you understand what your business genuinely needs, where that money should go, and what it should not go to yet.
It is not a lecture and it is not a template. It is a conversation about your numbers, with someone who has stress-tested a lot of them.
Your real requirement
Not the round number you had in mind. The amount that covers the next specific step, with the working capital to survive it.
Where it should go
Inventory, tooling, a hire, a market entry. We map each euro to the outcome it is supposed to buy.
What creates value
Which expenditure compounds — and which simply keeps the lights on. The two get confused constantly.
What to hold off
The spend that is right in principle but wrong for this quarter. Timing is most of the advice.
How the session runs
One call. Three questions.
- 1
Where the money goes today
We walk through the last few months of spending — not to judge it, but to see the shape of it. Most of the answer is already in there.
- 2
What the next step costs
The batch, the hire, the launch. We put a real number on it, including the parts founders routinely forget: shipping, duties, returns, the quiet month after.
- 3
What that means for funding
Whether you need outside money at all, how much, and in what form. Sometimes the honest answer is "not yet" — we will say so.
A consultation is free and carries no obligation. It is not conditional on applying for a loan, and applying is not conditional on having one.
Book a consultation with us
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