Cash, burn and runway. All company data on this page is synthetic.

Runway at current burn
14,3 months
4,3 monthsvs Aug 26

At current burn, cash lasts until Dec 2027. €1,58m in the bank.

Cash in bank
€1,58m
€127kvs Aug 26
Net burn
€127k
€48kvs Aug 26
ARR
€1,24m
€18kvs Aug 26

Cash in bank: actual and scenario

Scenario from Sep 2026

Current plan: cash runs out in Feb 2028

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Revenue

MRR bridge, Sep 2026

Axis does not start at zero

3 new and 1 churned customers, 91 active. Net revenue retention (12 months): 88,7 %.

Costs

Where the money goes, Sep 2026

Payroll by team (loaded cost)

Engineering
€85k
Sales
€44k
Customer success
€28k
G&A
€12k
Total€169k

Other costs by category

Cloud hosting
€9,7k
Office
€9,5k
Marketing
€9,0k
Software
€4,7k
Professional fees
€2,4k
Other
€1,6k
Total€37k

Payments €205.509 minus collections €78.670 = net burn €126.839.

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Draft investor update, Sep 2026

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Nordlys Analytics: Sep 2026 update

TL;DR: Net burn rose to €126,8k because collections were low at €78,7k, while payments stayed near normal; we think this is annual billing timing. [Founder: confirm]

Key metrics From the data, not AI

MetricSep 2026vs last month
Cash in bank€1,58m-€127k
Net burn (month)€127k+€48k
Runway at current burn14,3 months-4,3 months
MRR€103.070+€1.460
ARR growth vs 12 months ago32,4 %-2,0 pts
Customers91+2
Headcount25no change

Highlights

  • We added 3 new customers and MRR grew by €1.460.

Lowlights

  • We lost one customer worth -€1.520 of MRR, and net revenue retention is 88,7 %. [Founder: add reason for the churn]

Ask

We would value introductions to mid-sized Nordic prospects who could replace the lost MRR.

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