Compute is the new payroll

What is your growing AI bill doing to your runway?

Your runway math assumes compute stays flat. It never does. Plug in four numbers and watch how many months your rising AI bill quietly erases.

Your growing AI bill is quietly erasing
5.5 months
of runway you thought you had.
Runway if AI stayed flat16.7 mo
Runway with AI growing11.2 mo
The red slice is the runway the growing bill takes back, on every plan you make from the flat number.

You're on track to lose 5.5 months you never budgeted for.

Connect your accounts and TreasuryPath tracks your actual AI spend against your live runway, so you see the squeeze coming on day three, not on the invoice. Get your real report in minutes.

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What the real report looks like
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01 Why the runway number lies

Most runway math is one division: cash over monthly burn. It assumes every cost holds steady. For an AI-native company it doesn't: compute is the fastest-growing line on the P&L, and unlike payroll it isn't a fixed number you know on the first. It compounds with usage.

This tool runs two runways. One holds your AI bill flat, the way a spreadsheet does. The other grows the AI slice at the rate you set, month over month, until the cash runs out. The gap between them is the runway your growing compute bill quietly takes back. It is an estimate for planning, not advice. The point is the direction, not the decimal, and most founders have never put a number on it.