Uniflow

Uniflow is a financial modeling platform for web, iOS, and Android. It includes three-statement modeling, valuation models, scenario analysis, and accounting data import. The free plan is $0 forever, with no card or time limit, and includes one revenue stream, one scenario, and a six-month forecast. Grow costs $25 a month and allows up to three people, a five-year forecast, and two scenarios. Scale plans follow monthly revenue: listed tiers range from $49 a month for $1k–$10k monthly revenue to $1,090 a month for $100k–$250k monthly revenue. Those tiers list people limits from eight to 200. Fundraising add-ons each include three case scenarios, with prices and billing intervals varying by option: Starter is $100 a month billed every six months, Quarterly is $160 a month billed every three months, and Six-monthly is $220 a month billed every six months. A one-off financial audit is listed at $15 a month and is included on Grow and Scale. Uniflow is headquartered in Southampton, England.

Uniflow offers modeling and scenario tools alongside a no-cost plan with defined forecast and scenario limits. Compare the listed people limits and revenue-based Scale tiers, and check add-on billing intervals before choosing.

Uniflow may fit people who need financial models, valuation work, or scenario analysis with accounting data import. Its plans address different revenue ranges and team sizes, and fundraising add-ons are also listed.

Uniflow combines financial modeling and scenario analysis for founders and teams preparing forecasts or valuations. It is best suited to users who need three-statement models and accounting-data import; its free plan is a useful starting point, but limited forecast and scenario capacity pushes ongoing work toward paid plans.

Overview

Three-statement modeling, valuation models, scenario analysis, and accounting data import bring several core finance tasks into one product. That range makes Uniflow a stronger fit for teams working across operating forecasts and valuation than for someone seeking only a basic forecast. Web, iOS, and Android support offers access across desktop and mobile devices.

The main trade-off is plan structure: the free tier has tight modeling limits, while Scale pricing tracks monthly revenue and can rise substantially as revenue bands increase. Fundraising scenarios also require a separate add-on.

Key features

• Three-statement and valuation models: Users who need both linked financial statements and valuation work can handle those needs in the same product, rather than relying on a forecast-only tool.
• Scenario analysis: One scenario on Free is enough for a single baseline, but not for comparing alternatives. Grow raises the allowance to two, which supports a modest comparison but remains limited for teams modeling several outcomes.
• Accounting data import: Import can bring accounting data into the modeling workflow. It is a useful capability for teams connecting records to forecasts, though its scope is not defined.

Pricing

Free costs nothing, billed $0 forever, with no card or time limit. Its one revenue stream, one scenario, and six-month forecast make it appropriate for a small initial model or a trial of the workflow. Those caps are restrictive for ongoing planning, multiple cases, or forecasts beyond six months.

Grow costs $25 a month, billed monthly. It allows up to 3 people, a 5-year forecast, and 2 scenarios, making it the most clearly defined paid fit for a small team that needs a longer planning horizon. It still limits collaboration to three people and comparisons to two scenarios.

Scale has revenue-based monthly tiers: $49 a month for $1k–$10k monthly revenue and up to 8 people; $120 a month for $10k–$25k and up to 20 people; $299 a month for $25k–$50k and up to 40 people; $549 a month for $50k–$100k and up to 80 people; and $1,090 a month for $100k–$250k and up to 200 people. These tiers are aimed at larger teams whose monthly revenue falls within the corresponding band. The revenue-based price structure and sharp increases between bands are important considerations; the tier descriptions do not give forecast or scenario allowances.

Fundraising add-ons each include 3 case scenarios. Starter costs $100 a month, billed every 6 months; Quarterly costs $160 a month, billed every 3 months; and Six-monthly costs $220 a month, billed every 6 months. The differing billing intervals matter when budgeting, and the add-on is a separate cost for fundraising work.

Financial audit costs $15 a month as a one-off and provides a one-off financial audit for Free-plan customers. It is included on Grow and Scale, so Free users needing that audit pay separately while paid-plan users do not need this add-on.

Platforms

Uniflow is available on web, iOS, and Android. That makes it an option for users who want both browser and mobile access, though the platform list alone does not establish feature parity across devices.

Who it's for

Uniflow fits founders and finance teams that need modeling, valuation, and scenario work together, especially when accounting-data import is part of their workflow. Free works for a constrained first model; Grow is a practical match for a team of up to three that needs a five-year forecast. Teams with more people can consider Scale if its revenue bands and rising monthly costs suit them. Users who need more than two scenarios on the standard paid plan, or who want broader fundraising scenarios without an add-on, should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Several finance capabilities in one product: Three-statement modeling, valuation models, scenario analysis, and accounting-data import serve a wider planning workflow.
• A genuine no-cost entry point: Free has no card requirement or time limit, so users can begin without a subscription commitment.
• Mobile as well as web access: iOS and Android support extends availability beyond the browser.

Cons

• Free is tightly capped: One revenue stream, one scenario, and a six-month forecast constrain it to limited modeling.
• Scale costs climb with revenue: Monthly prices range from $$49 to $$1,090 across the stated bands, making revenue-based pricing a material consideration.
• Fundraising scenarios cost extra: The fundraising add-ons are billed on distinct multi-month intervals, adding another commitment to evaluate.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Financial Modeling Software, Scenario Planning Software, and Financial Planning & Analysis Software.

• LivePlan is worth considering for users who want a freemium option with Standard at $20 a month, one active company, five contributors, and unlimited guests; it has no free plan.
• Workday Adaptive Planning may suit users who prefer a paid product with a 30-day free trial; its pricing varies.
• Adlega is an alternative for web-only users who want a free plan with one financial model, core forecasts, MRR and runway, 15 monthly Adlega Tokens, and a read-only share link.
• Cast is a web alternative with a free plan that includes 60 AI credits per month and three saved models, with shared links expiring after seven days.
• Financial Modelling Pro is another web option with a free plan for one project, browser-local saving, 17 sector templates, watermarked PDF export, and 20 Sammy messages per month.
• Valutico offers a free access route for creating a data room or launching Diligence, and may suit users focused on those tasks.
• Causal is another web-based paid option.
• Cube is a paid option with API and web platforms; its Bronze plan includes full platform access, custom roles, unlimited dimensions and users, and unlimited dashboards.

Verdict

Choose Uniflow if you need three-statement modeling, valuation, and scenario analysis in a product that also supports accounting-data import, and if its plan limits fit your team. Free lowers the barrier to starting, while Grow gives a small team a five-year forecast for $25 a month. Look elsewhere if the free caps are too restrictive, if Scale’s revenue-linked price increases are unsuitable, or if you need more fundraising cases without a separate add-on.