What if you could see your cash situation before it becomes stressful?

Imagine knowing, right now, how much cash you’ll have in your bank account next month… two months from now… even four months out.

No guessing.
No crossing your fingers before payroll.
No “we’ll see how it looks” conversations with yourself.

That’s exactly why I created this Cash Flow Projection Template, to help you understand what’s coming in, what’s going out, and what that means for your business before things feel tight.

Cash Flow Projections Template

Cash Flow Projections Template

Cash flow isn’t just about what you earned, it’s about what you can actually use. It shows you, in real time, how money is moving in and out of your business so you can make decisions from a place of confidence instead of anxiety. 


With this template, you’ll be able to:

  • Spot cash crunches before they happen

  • Plan expenses without second-guessing

  • Make smarter decisions about hiring, investing, or paying yourself

 
This is the same kind of visibility business owners use to stop reacting and start leading their finances.

Person holding a white calculator near a laptop and open book on a wooden surface, with a cup nearby.

Grab the free template and give yourself a clear picture on what’s coming so you can run your business with intention, not stress.

Meet LoriAnn

LoriAnn Kuntz is the owner and CEO of Profit Priority, a full-service accounting and fractional CFO firm helping creative business owners go from unsure to unstoppable — because knowing your numbers is just the beginning. She works with agency owners, consultants, and creative founders who've outgrown "winging it" and need real strategy behind their next hire, their pricing, and their growth, not just a bookkeeper who disappears until tax season.

With over 10 years in accounting and small business finance, LoriAnn helps founders translate what their numbers actually mean into their next move, so they can build businesses that fund their lives instead of consuming them.

Outside of the office, LoriAnn is a homeschooling mom of three, a farmhouse renovator, and a Midwest gal who's just as likely to be found on a run or with an iced coffee in hand as she is buried in a P&L. She believes profitable and peaceful aren't mutually exclusive, for her business or yours.