Working Capital & Cash Runway Calculator
How many months of cash you actually have, how long your cash cycle really is, and how much working capital you should have on hand.
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Cash cycle is how many days sit between you paying a vendor and getting paid by a customer — inventory days plus AR days, minus how long you can stretch payables. Every extra cycle day requires more working capital. Most small businesses run a 30–60 day cash cycle.
Working capital need is roughly your daily opex times your cash cycle days — that's how much cash you should keep on hand just to keep the lights on between when money goes out and when it comes back in.
If you're short, a business line of credit is almost always the right tool — you draw only what you need, pay interest only on what's drawn. See working capital financing options.
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