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LATTICECARE / PRE-SEED
02 / FINANCIAL MODEL
Operating expenses Q3Q4
Cloud hosting $12k$15k
Sales & marketing $8k$10k
01 / PITCH DECKP. 11

UNIT ECONOMICS

72%gross
margin
Does this include
hosting costs?
A CLAIM WORTH CHECKING ↗
TWO SOURCES. ONE OPEN QUESTION.
EXAMPLE ANALYSIS

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alongside its sources.

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LatticeCare / FindingsIllustrative example
Revenue · Needs clarification

Reported ARR may include unpaid pilots

The deck reports $480,000 ARR. The revenue workbook separates $25,000 in paid monthly revenue from $15,000 in estimated monthly revenue from pilots.

Pitch deck · Slide 8$480,000 ARR

“Annual recurring revenue: $480,000.” The slide does not distinguish paying accounts from pilot accounts.

Revenue workbook · Accounts$25k paid + $15k estimated

Paid accounts total $25,000 per month. Pilot accounts are listed separately with an estimated $15,000 per month after conversion. ($25,000 + $15,000) × 12 = $480,000; $25,000 × 12 = $300,000. This fictional source does not specify cell addresses; no addresses are invented.

Pilot agreements · Payment termsNo payment during pilot

The supplied agreements specify free pilot periods. No signed commitment to a paid subscription was found in the uploaded agreements.

What this could mean

The reported figure matches paid revenue plus estimated pilot conversions. Paid revenue alone annualizes to $300,000. Confirm whether the figures refer to the same date and whether newer signed contracts are missing from the materials.

Suggested founder question

“Could you break out current paid ARR from expected pilot conversions and share any signed conversion agreements?”

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02

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03

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04

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