You can read this whole page, and the pricing below it, without an account. An account is needed only when you start a projection, because it saves to your founder records.
SaaS and subscription, marketplace and aggregator, e-commerce and D2C, services and agency, fintech and lending, or hardware and manufacturing — each with its own inputs and its own KPI set.
You are measured on the metrics your kind of business is actually judged on.
Asks only for the figures your chosen model needs, rather than one long generic form.
No accounting background required to fill it in.
Monthly burn and how many months of runway your numbers actually support.
The first question you will be asked, answered before you are asked it.
Contribution per unit or per customer, acquisition cost and payback, on their own sheet.
Shows whether the business works at one customer before it works at ten thousand.
A forward revenue and cost forecast driven by your assumptions, not by a growth rate typed into a box.
Change an input, and the whole forecast moves with it.
Your addressable, serviceable and obtainable market, laid out the way investors read it.
A market slide you can defend line by line.
What each round does to ownership, across the raise you are modelling.
You know what you are giving away before you agree to it.
The return profile an investor will model for themselves anyway.
You walk in already knowing the number they are calculating.
Cover, Dashboard, Unit Economics, Forecast, Cap Table, Returns, Inputs and Glossary — every assumption on the Inputs sheet where a reviewer can check it.
Send the workbook itself, not a screenshot of it.
A deck generated from the same model, so the slides and the spreadsheet cannot contradict each other.
One set of numbers, two documents, no reconciliation.
Checks the deck and model against each other and scores them before you send anything out.
Catches the contradiction an investor would have caught.
Change any assumption and regenerate the workbook and deck, up to ten times on the same purchase.
Your model can move as fast as your thinking does.
Every file is filed automatically into your Koovira founder Data Room, so the workbook and the deck stay with your other company records rather than in a downloads folder.
Startup Projections asks you for the numbers your business actually runs on, applies the model that fits your business type, and gives you back an eight-sheet investor workbook, a branded deck and a plain-English glossary — plus ten chances to change your assumptions and regenerate the lot.
Investors ask for the workbook. This produces one, with the assumptions visible on their own sheet.
A SaaS business and a D2C brand are judged on different numbers. The model follows your business type instead of one generic template.
Your first purchase includes ten regenerations, so revising a number does not mean starting over or paying again.
Every workbook and deck ships with a glossary written for someone raising for the first time.
Turns a pitch narrative into a workbook and a deck that agree with each other, in an evening rather than a fortnight.
Produces the projection format schemes ask for, with the assumptions visible on their own sheet.
Every founder in the batch produces the same structure, so mentors can compare like with like.
An investor pushes back on churn — change one input, regenerate, and both documents update together.
Six models to choose from. Your choice decides which inputs you are asked for and which KPIs are calculated.
Only the figures your model needs. Save a draft and come back to it — nothing is charged at this point.
One wallet payment. A GST-inclusive invoice is recorded against your account, so the ₹350 is the whole price.
The eight-sheet .xlsx, the branded .pdf deck and the glossary are generated and filed into your Data Room.
Paid from your wallet balance through the central billing engine — no separate card checkout, and a real invoice every time.
Generated files are filed into your company records automatically, in the financial documents folder.
Part of the wider founder toolkit — your passport, company profile and founder network sit alongside it.
Writes the narrative sections around your numbers. The numbers themselves come from the model, not from the AI.
Read entirely without an account. These are the figures the product actually charges — this section is generated from the same constants the billing code uses, so it cannot quietly fall out of date.
₹350per projection, GST included
Everything you need to walk into a first investor meeting with a model behind the deck.
Paid from your Koovira Wallet, so your wallet needs at least ₹350 at the moment you generate.
Start a projection₹99per revision beyond the first 10
For when the eleventh change of mind is the one that matters.
Only relevant once you have used all 10 included revisions.
₹1,999one-time upgrade
For a founder who will be revising these numbers for months, not days.
All three are paid from your Koovira Wallet through the central billing engine, and each one records a proper GST-inclusive invoice against your account. GST is broken out of the listed price rather than added on top, so the figure above is the figure you pay.
No. This page, the tool list and the pricing are all public. An account is needed only when you start a projection, because the draft and the generated files save to your founder records.
No — this is a paid product, and the price is on this page rather than hidden behind a signup. Creating a Koovira account and exploring Startup Passport are free; building a projection costs ₹350.
One projection, the eight-sheet investor workbook, the branded investor deck, the glossary, the consistency validator, and ten chances to change your assumptions and regenerate everything.
It is the full price. GST is broken out of the ₹350 rather than added to it, so ₹350 is what leaves your wallet and what appears on the invoice.
From your Koovira Wallet. Add money to the wallet, and the amount is deducted when you generate. There is no separate card checkout, and a GST-inclusive invoice is recorded against your account.
You can buy a single extra revision for ₹99, start a fresh projection for ₹350, or move to the unlimited tier.
Yes. The workbook and the deck are yours to send to anyone. They are also filed into your Koovira Data Room so you can find them again.
No, and it should not. It builds the financial model and the document structure from the numbers you supply. The judgement about your business stays yours.
No. It is a modelling tool that calculates from the assumptions you enter. The outputs are only as sound as the inputs, and Koovira does not advise on raising or on investment decisions.
Most first-time founders arrive at an investor meeting with a deck and no defensible model behind it.
