Stop guessing your numbers.See what's costing you money.

Numi, the doctor for your business, reviews your sales, costs and expenses every month and tells you how it's doing and what to do.

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Explore the demo and see how Numi helps you understand a business's profitability.

Your business is in good shape.

This is what Numi detects in a business.

A number is not a diagnosis.

You can sell more and still make less.

Profit and loss · Example Auto Repair (made-up business)

Reviewed by Numi

AugustSeptember
Sales$22,500$24,300
Parts (cost of goods sold)$10,125$12,636
Operating expenses$9,000$9,150
You kept$3,375$2,514
  1. Here it is: 52% of every sale. In August it was 45%.
  2. About the same as in August: this isn't the problem.
  3. $861 less (−25.5%) even though you sold 8% more. Every $100 used to leave you $15.00; now, $10.35.

Diagnosis: You're selling more, but each sale leaves you less.

Prescription

Goal: get parts back to 45% of your sales. At September's sales, you'd keep $1,701 more a month. Check what you pay for parts, your suppliers and what you charge for the jobs that use them.

The check-up, in three steps

Review. Diagnose. Treat. Grow.

  1. Step 1

    You hand over your numbers

    Upload the spreadsheet you already keep or the CSV your bank exports. Or connect a Google Sheet and jot things down from your phone: Numi pulls it in when you say so.

  2. Step 2

    Numi does the accounting

    It sorts every transaction, builds your profit and loss and works out margin, break-even and cash flow. Anything it can't place, it flags instead of guessing.

  3. Step 3

    Tells you how it's doing and what to do

    What's going wrong (if anything is), how much money is on the line and what's worth doing, with a date. Every figure comes with the math behind it.

You don't need to know accounting. If you know how much you sold and how much you paid, you already know how to use Numi.

Built for stores, restaurants, repair shops, freelancers and family businesses that keep their numbers in Excel.

Net margin
For every $100 you sell, you keep $10.35.
Break-even point
To avoid losing money, your shop needs to sell $19,063 a month.
Cash flow
What came into your account minus what went out this month.

See it with a sample business.

Walk through the whole product, with two years of transactions already loaded.

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