Overview

Uniflow is financial modeling software for building forecasts, valuations and scenarios. It is best suited to founders and teams that need accounting data import alongside three-statement modeling. Its breadth is useful, but the free tier is tightly capped and the higher-capacity plans become substantially more expensive.

Key features

Three-statement modeling and valuation: Uniflow supports both, making it a fit for users whose work extends beyond a basic forecast to valuation models.
Scenario analysis: Scenario counts vary by plan: Free allows one, Grow allows two, and each fundraising add-on includes three case scenarios. Free is therefore not enough for comparing even two operating cases.
Accounting data import: Import is supported, a useful bridge between accounting records and financial models.
Forecasting and team capacity: Grow extends the forecast to five years and supports up to three people. Scale tiers raise the team limit as monthly revenue rises, reaching up to 200 people at the highest listed tier.

Pricing

The Free plan costs $0.00 USD per free, billed $0 forever, with no card and no time limit. It permits one revenue stream, one scenario and a six-month forecast. That is a genuine no-cost starting point, but the short forecast horizon and single case make it a poor fit for ongoing planning or scenario comparison.

Grow costs $25.00 USD per month, billed monthly. It supports up to three people, a five-year forecast and two scenarios. This is the most straightforward upgrade for a small team that needs a longer planning horizon without tying the subscription price to revenue.

Scale pricing follows monthly revenue, and each tier pairs a revenue band with a team cap: $49.00 USD per month for $1k–$10k monthly revenue and up to eight people; $120.00 USD per month for $10k–$25k and up to 20; $299.00 USD per month for $25k–$50k and up to 40; $549.00 USD per month for $50k–$100k and up to 80; and $1090.00 USD per month for $100k–$250k and up to 200. Scale makes sense when the team needs greater capacity, but its revenue-linked pricing means the cost rises with the business rather than remaining a fixed step up from Grow.

Fundraising add-ons each provide three case scenarios: Starter costs $100.00 USD per month, billed every 6 months; Quarterly costs $160.00 USD per month, billed every 3 months; and Six-monthly costs $220.00 USD per month, billed every 6 months. The different billing intervals matter when comparing their costs. A Financial audit is $15.00 USD per month and available as a one-off; it is included on Grow and Scale, while Free customers can buy the one-off audit.

Platforms

Uniflow is available on web, iOS and Android, covering browser use as well as mobile access.

Who it's for

Uniflow is a sensible choice for founders and small teams that want modeling, valuation and scenario analysis in one product, especially when importing accounting data is useful. Free can serve for a short, single-stream forecast; Grow is better for a small group planning over several years. Teams that need more seats can move to Scale, provided revenue-based pricing suits their budget. It is less compelling for users who need a long forecast or several cases while staying on a free plan.

Pros and cons

Pros: Three-statement and valuation models, scenario analysis and accounting data import cover several core financial-planning needs in one product.
Pros: The free tier has no time limit or card requirement, so users can start without a paid commitment.
Cons: Free is limited to one revenue stream, one scenario and a six-month forecast, restricting its value for active planning.
Cons: Scale costs vary with monthly revenue, while fundraising add-ons have differing billing intervals that require careful comparison.

Alternatives

For a different route to financial modeling, compare the Financial Modeling Software directory; for scenario-focused options, see Scenario Planning Software, or browse Financial Planning & Analysis Software for broader planning tools.

Valutico may suit users seeking valuation-focused software with a free data room or Diligence access; its listed platforms include web and API.
Workday Adaptive Planning is an alternative for teams seeking a product with a 30-day trial and broad platform coverage, including web, desktop and mobile.
Adlega is worth comparing for a free financial model with core forecasts, MRR and runway; its free plan allows one model and read-only sharing.
Financial Modelling Pro may suit users who want a free browser-based project with sector templates and watermarked PDF export, though its free tier is limited to one project and 20 Sammy messages per month.
ModelRisk is a Windows alternative for users considering a desktop modeling tool with a paid annual license.
ModelTree is another option for users looking for a paid tool with a free trial.
PlanGuru may fit users who want a paid budgeting and forecasting plan with up to ten years of forecasting and budgeting, though its listed Single Entity plan supports one user and is paid annually.
Brixx is a web-based alternative with a free trial; its Foundations plan costs $25.00 USD per month for one plan and up to a one-year forecast.

Verdict

Choose Uniflow if you need financial models that combine forecasts, valuation and scenario analysis, with accounting data import and mobile access. Grow is the clearest fit for a small team that needs a five-year forecast at a fixed monthly price. Look elsewhere if the free tier must support longer forecasts or multiple cases, or if Scale's revenue-based pricing and the add-ons' billing intervals do not suit your budget.

	Uniflow	Vareto
Free plan	Yes	No
Free trial	No	No
Paid from	$15/mo	—
Open source	No	No
Platforms	Web, iOS, Android	Web
Free plan	Yes	No
Variance analysis	—	Yes

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