Finance & Money prompts
Prompts for budgets, cash-flow views, pricing and unit economics, savings plans and reading financial documents in plain language. They ask you for the actual numbers, label every assumption, and never pretend to be a licensed adviser. Good for founders, freelancers and anyone who wants to understand money decisions before making them.
10 prompts · Hebrew and English · Free to copy
Monthly budget for irregular income
A budget that survives a month with no invoices.
13-week cash-flow view
See the week your bank balance dips before it happens.
Unit economics of one product or service
What you really make per sale, after everything, and what changes it.
Plan a price increase without losing the clients you want
Who to tell first, what to say, and what to do when someone pushes back.
Read a financial document in plain language
Paste a contract, a statement or a loan offer. Get what it actually says, and what to ask.
Savings plan for one specific goal
A number per month, a date, and what to do when a month goes wrong.
Work out your rate from your real costs and hours
The number your rate has to clear before you've earned anything, and how to think from there.
Expense audit: what to cut, keep and renegotiate
Every recurring cost sorted into three piles, with the message to send for each renegotiation.
Payment terms and a reminder sequence that gets you paid
Terms clients accept, and four polite messages for when the money is late.
Should I buy this? A decision frame for a big purchase
Separate the want from the case, and see the real cost before you pay.
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