"I'm building a financial model for my B2B SaaS startup, DataFlow Analytics, and need it ready for seed investors.

Current state: We're 8 months in with $15K MRR, growing 20% month-over-month. We have 12 customers with an average contract value of $1,250/month. Customer acquisition cost is around $3,500 and our gross margin is 75%.

The plan: We're raising a $1.5M seed round to fuel growth. Plan is to hire 2 engineers ($180K each), 2 sales reps ($120K base + commission), and 1 customer success manager ($95K). Our projected CAC should improve to $2,500 as we get better at sales.

Growth assumptions: We think we can maintain 15-20% monthly growth for the next 12 months, then it'll slow to 10% monthly as we scale. Average deal size should increase to $2,000/month as we move upmarket.

Create a 24-month financial model that shows:

• Monthly revenue projections with growth rates
• Detailed expense breakdown by category (payroll, software, marketing, etc.)
• Monthly burn rate and cash position
• Key SaaS metrics: MRR, ARR, CAC, LTV, months to recover CAC, gross margin
• Headcount plan showing when each hire happens
• Runway analysis showing when we'll need our next raise

Include three scenarios: conservative (10% monthly growth), base case (15% growth), and optimistic (20% growth). Make it look professional—investors should be able to follow the logic easily.

Also search the web for typical seed-stage B2B SaaS benchmarks so I can see how our metrics compare to what investors expect."