Mar 31
Month closes
GA4 and spreadsheet data are ready.
01For founders
Close the month once. Donum finds the changes, drafts the candid version, waits for your judgment, and delivers the approved letter.
March 2026
MRR
$142.8k
+14.2% MoM
Runway
18 mo
Plan: 17 months
NRR
115%
Expansion held
GA4, a spreadsheet, and current market research establish the facts. Your private note supplies the judgment a dashboard cannot.
Founder note · private
“The pipeline number is better. The quality is not—yet.”
This context shapes the narrative, but is never invented from the metric.
March close
3 inputsWebsite acquisition
GA4
Runway model
Spreadsheet
Market context
Web Search
8 changes found. 3 are worth explaining.
What changed
Donum ranks the changes worth explaining, keeps the quieter ones in the report, and never mistakes movement for meaning.
MRR
+14.2%
Expansion carried the month
New logos
−8.0%
Volume fell; quality improved
Runway
+1 mo
Hiring moved into April
One month, end to end
Mar 31
GA4 and spreadsheet data are ready.
01Apr 01
Changes, narrative, and asks arrive together.
02Apr 02
Edit the letter and approve the final version.
03Apr 03
The live link and PDF use the same approved report.
04Investors see the numbers, the explanation, and the specific ways they can help—before the next call begins.
Inbox
08:15From: Maya at Realm
March closed at $142.8k MRR. Expansion held, new-logo volume softened, and we moved one hire into April. The full letter includes the context and three focused asks.
The goal is not a prettier email. It is a recurring moment of clarity between the company and the people backing it.
A miss belongs beside the win. Donum helps explain both without smoothing the month into a pitch.
Every metric keeps its source and refresh time, so the letter can survive the follow-up question.
Turn what the company needs next into specific introductions, feedback, and operating help.
Start with GA4, Web Search, or a spreadsheet. Keep approval in your hands.