Average Your Way to $200k

Average Your Way to $200k

On average, businesses over a $1M in revenue are leaving 21% on the table. But it's recoverable, if you are proactive.

Average Your Way to $200k

On average, businesses over a $1M in revenue are leaving 21% on the table. But it's recoverable, if you are proactive.
Are you a $1M+ business? Trust us, it's not magical.

A Chronic Problem with a Simple Solution

Businesses often have big peaks and valleys in their sales and that leads to the same problem in their cash flow.

Profit margins at the end of the year are slim. When your sales and cash flow are lumpy, you are dipping into the red a few times over the year.

You not only need to have a bank account flush with cash, every time you dip into the red, you are destroying your profit.

Here's How You 'Average Your Way to $200K'

By seeing the peaks and valleys in your sales well ahead of time, you are able to adapt. Ramp up sales because you see a valley a couple of months out. Time to get on the phone.
Here's How You 'Average Your Way to $200K'
Keep the Money You've Earned – as Profit

Keep the Money You've Earned – as Profit

Stay in the black and end your year with $310K in your account, instead of last year's $100k. You’ve just pocketed a tidy $200k on a million dollars in revenue. Nothing magic.

With Dryrun, not only will you see the peaks and valleys in your sales, you will take control of your cash flow and pull the levers to maximize your profit. The key three legs of your finances.

Give us 15 minutes and we'll show you what's possible.

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