Quick Check: test the numbers behind your idea
See the sales your idea needs, the cash your numbers would generate, and the assumptions to verify next.
Your numbers stay on this device; save a project file to continue later. Quick Check screens one product or service at a steady monthly run rate, before tax and financing. It is not a feasibility study, a forecast or investment advice.
1. Your project
For example: wash cycle, haircut, coffee, room night.
2. Your numbers
Leave a value empty if you do not know it yet. Empty is not zero: results that need it stay closed. Choosing a source type records where your number comes from; Feasivio does not check it.
3. Sales scenarios
Only the units sold per month change between scenarios. The multipliers are a simple stress test chosen by this tool, not a forecast of likely outcomes. You can edit them.
4. Results
All results assume a constant monthly operating level before tax and financing. They are calculated from your inputs, not forecasts.
Annual cash flow (Base scenario)
What these numbers include and leave out
- One revenue stream at a constant monthly run rate from the first month. No growth or ramp-up.
- Before tax and before financing: no loans, interest, tax credits or sales tax and VAT treatment.
- Payment fees belong in variable cash cost per unit. Loan payments are financing and are not part of fixed operating costs here.
- Break-even: with fixed costs and no positive contribution there is no break-even volume; with no fixed costs, zero contribution breaks even at any volume without positive cash, and negative contribution breaks even only at zero sales.
- Cash only: no depreciation, no payment timing, no replacement of equipment, no value at the end of the horizon.
- Net present value counts the upfront investment at year 0 and each year's cash at the end of that year.
- Simple payback divides the investment by monthly cash and is shown only if it falls within the horizon.
- A positive result is not approval, a probability of success or advice.
5. Assumptions and sources
6. What to verify next
Actions for you to take. The tool does not look up or confirm any source.
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Help: common questions
Where does my data stay, and how can I continue later?
Planner Quick Check runs in your browser, and the project inputs you enter stay on your device. Save your project as a JSON file on your device, then open that file in the tool to continue later. Keep the file somewhere you can find it.
Should I choose “My estimate” or “Unknown”?
Choose “My estimate” when you have a provisional figure, and note its basis and date. Choose “Unknown” only when you cannot give a reasonable provisional figure. “Quote” and “Published source” identify other source types; none of these labels means the tool has verified your source.
Is missing information the same as zero?
No. If you cannot give a reasonable provisional figure, mark the input “Unknown” and verify it before relying on the screening result. Enter zero only when it genuinely represents the item in your scenario, not as a substitute for an unanswered question.
What does “monthly cash before tax and financing” mean?
It is a scenario figure before tax and financing effects. It is not your final take-home cash or a forecast of your bank balance. Those excluded effects need separate consideration when interpreting the result.
What kind of business scenario does Quick Check cover?
It covers one product or service at a steady monthly run rate. That scope does not represent a changing launch period, seasonal trading pattern or multiple revenue streams with different economics. Keep those limits in mind when describing your scenario.
Can I use the fictional example as evidence for my business?
No. The clearly fictional example lets you explore the tool; its figures are not evidence of local costs, demand or likely performance. Use your own sourced assumptions and verify unknowns. Quick Check is a screening tool, not a feasibility study, forecast or investment advice.