Case Study: New Biz Burgers

Give me a flippin’ break!

Patrick’s an IT worker with a dream. He wants to open a burger shop that’ll wow his customers.

He needs around $30,000 to kickstart his business, some of which he’ll get from his savings, but he wants to keep some in reserve.

He’s estimated his first year’s expenses at around $100,000. This will include rent, marketing, and supplies.

He’s lucky enough that he doesn’t need to take salary for the first year, so that’s taking a lot of pressure off.



Cookin’ with gas!

Patrick signed up for Sinch BizStart, and is smoothing $100,000 of expenses for the year.

He’s paying an installment of just over $2,000 each week, including the Service Fee.

He uses his cashflow buffer of $20,000 to cover the new equipment he needs, including a new grill and fridge, as well as the rental bond and insurance.

His suppliers are happy, because they get paid early, and they’ve started throwing in a few extras to say thanks. He can now focus on making awesome burgers and creating a loyal base of customers.

Patrick receives a report each month showing him how he’s tracking, and which bills we’ve paid for him.