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Slash Command260 estrellas del repoactualizado 16d ago

financial-health

This Claude Code command performs a comprehensive financial health assessment for SaaS businesses by collecting operational data, calculating industry-standard metrics like MRR, churn rate, LTV:CAC ratio, and runway, then benchmarking results against established thresholds and delivering a color-coded scorecard with actionable recommendations. Use it when evaluating a startup's financial viability, identifying growth bottlenecks, or preparing for investor conversations.

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financial-health.md

Perform a SaaS financial health check:

1. **Gather inputs** — ask the user for available data:
   - Monthly revenue figures (or MRR directly)
   - Customer count and churn numbers
   - Customer acquisition costs
   - Monthly burn rate / expenses
   - Cash on hand
2. **Calculate core metrics:**
   - **MRR** and **ARR** (MRR x 12)
   - **MRR Growth Rate** (month-over-month)
   - **Gross Churn Rate** (lost MRR / starting MRR)
   - **Net Revenue Retention** (NRR) — including expansion
   - **LTV** (ARPU / monthly churn rate)
   - **CAC** (total sales+marketing spend / new customers)
   - **LTV:CAC Ratio** (target: > 3:1)
   - **CAC Payback Period** (CAC / monthly ARPU)
   - **Burn Rate** and **Runway** (cash / monthly burn)
   - **Rule of 40** (growth rate + profit margin)
   - **Magic Number** (net new ARR / prior quarter S&M spend)
3. **Benchmark against industry standards:**
   - LTV:CAC > 3:1 = healthy, < 1:1 = critical
   - NRR > 120% = best-in-class, < 90% = concerning
   - Rule of 40 > 40% = strong, < 20% = needs attention
   - Runway > 18 months = safe, < 6 months = urgent
4. **Output a health scorecard** with traffic-light ratings (green/yellow/red) per metric.
5. **Recommend top 3 actions** to improve the weakest metrics.