Built for QuickBooks Online

Cash Runway & Burn Rate Tracker for QuickBooks

RunwayWatch is a cash runway and burn rate tracker that connects to QuickBooks Online to answer the most important question for every founder and CFO: how many months of cash are left? See your current cash balance, gross and net burn rate, a cash-zero date, alerts when things change, and scenario modeling — no spreadsheets.

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14-day free trial · No credit card required · Read-only access

Cash runway

8.4

months remaining

Cash on hand$420,000
Net burn / mo−$50,000
Cash-zero dateFeb 2027

Sample data · updates live from QuickBooks

Read-only & encrypted Burn trends & spike alerts Live scenario modeling Cash-zero date projection

Founders fly blind on cash — until it's too late

Most teams track runway with a monthly spreadsheet refresh. By the time a burn spike shows up in a board deck, you've already lost weeks of reaction time. RunwayWatch keeps the number current so you always know where you stand.

Everything you need to track cash runway and burn rate

Built for founders, CFOs, and operators who need a fast, accurate read on cash.

Live runway & cash-zero date

Always know how many months of cash remain and the exact date your runway hits zero — calculated live from your QuickBooks bank and cash balances.

Gross & net burn rate

See both gross burn (total cash out) and net burn (cash out minus cash in) so you know the true rate your reserves are shrinking.

Burn trend & deterioration alerts

Month-over-month burn charts surface an accelerating spend before it becomes a crisis. Get email alerts when runway drops below your threshold or burn spikes unexpectedly.

Scenario planner

Model the impact of cutting spend, adding revenue, or raising in seconds. Drag a slider and watch the cash-zero date update live.

Multi-company support

Monitor multiple QuickBooks companies under one login — ideal for founders with several entities or fractional CFOs managing a portfolio (up to 3 entities on the Suite plan).

Read-only & secure

We connect via Intuit OAuth 2.0 with read-only access. Tokens are encrypted at rest and we never write to your books or sell your data.

From QuickBooks to live runway in minutes

1

Connect QuickBooks

Authorize read-only access in seconds. RunwayWatch syncs your bank and cash account balances plus operating cash flow from your Statement of Cash Flows.

2

RunwayWatch computes your numbers

We calculate net monthly burn from your trailing operating cash flow, subtract it from your current cash balance, and project the exact cash-zero date.

3

Stay ahead with live runway

See your runway and burn rate on your dashboard, set threshold and burn-spike alerts, and model scenarios — no spreadsheet required.

One plan, every tool

Start a 14-day free trial on any plan — no credit card required.

Starter

$49/mo

$39/mo billed annually

  • Any one tool, full features
  • 1 company · trends, scenarios & alerts
Start 14-day free trial

Suite

$199/mo

$159/mo billed annually

  • All 11 TechForCFO tools
  • Up to 3 entities · full features
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Need a dedicated bookkeeper? Bookkeeping plans start at $549/mo.

Cash runway & burn rate — frequently asked questions

Is RunwayWatch read-only?

Yes. We request read-only access via Intuit OAuth 2.0 and never write a single entry to your QuickBooks. You can revoke access from your Intuit account at any time.

How is runway calculated?

Runway (months) = current cash balance ÷ net monthly burn. Cash balance is the sum of your bank and cash accounts on the latest balance sheet. Net burn is the trailing operating cash outflow averaged over your configured window (default 3 months).

What's the difference between gross and net burn rate?

Gross burn is all cash spent in a period — payroll, rent, vendors, everything. Net burn subtracts any revenue or cash inflows from that figure. Net burn is what actually shrinks your reserves; gross burn shows total operating cost. RunwayWatch shows both.

What is the cash-zero date?

The cash-zero date is the projected calendar date your cash balance reaches zero at the current net burn rate. It's a straight projection — it does not account for fundraising or future revenue changes unless you model those in the scenario planner.

Why finance teams trust TechForCFO

Built by CFOs, secured to enterprise standards, and connected directly to your books.

  • Intuit-certified QuickBooks integration
  • Read-only QuickBooks access
  • AES-256 encryption at rest
  • Per-tenant data isolation (Postgres RLS)

Know your runway before you need to

Connect QuickBooks and see your live runway, burn rate, and cash-zero date in minutes.