The Holidaclub Toolkit is a curated library of practical templates designed for founders, GMs, and department leads who need fast answers — not sprawling spreadsheets. Each tool focuses on decisions you might make this quarter: hiring pace, pricing moves, marketing efficiency, supplier terms, or a shift in product mix.
We intentionally keep models compact. The goal is to surface the real levers, document assumptions, and help your team align on a shared view of risk and opportunity. These templates sit alongside your accountant’s work and give leadership a clearer, more confident vantage point.
A calm view of “how long we can operate” under realistic volatility, separating temporary dips from structural risk.
A simple contribution lens that highlights where pricing, delivery, or product mix is quietly eroding profitability.
A compact forecasting sheet that keeps leadership focused on the three variables that move outcomes most, with clear assumption notes.
The library is organised around the most common leadership questions. Each template is intentionally short, with a “how to interpret” guide and a list of decisions it supports.
A fast answer to the uncomfortable question: “What happens if sales soften next month?” You can model realistic dips and cost responses without turning the exercise into a multi-day project.
A structured framework to separate strategic investment from silent waste. It helps leaders identify recurring cost drift, unclear ownership, and operational habits that slowly erode margin.
A concise way to understand what truly earns money when fixed costs, discounts, delivery complexity, and product mix change. Particularly useful for multi-offer and service-heavy businesses.
A three-variable model that tests your pricing position against volume elasticity, cost movement, and competitor pressure. It gives leaders a clean view of downside before committing to changes.
A lightweight sheet for LTV, CAC, payback, and churn impact. It helps marketing and finance align on a shared definition of “healthy growth” without bending metrics to fit ambition.
A forecasting template designed for leadership cadence. You can update it quickly, document assumption changes, and use it as a stable reference during volatile quarters.
Complex models can be useful, but they often create a single point of dependency: one person becomes the translator. Our tools are designed to be shared, discussed, and updated by the broader leadership team.
Templates are most powerful when the team understands the signals behind them. The toolkit is mapped directly to the curriculum so you can move from concept to execution without gaps.
Pair the Runway & Resilience Sheet with modules on receivables reality, inventory tension, and supplier leverage to build a clear weekly cash rhythm.
Use the Contribution Map and Pricing Stress Model after learning fixed vs variable clarity and discount pressure patterns.
The Unit Economics Snapshot is designed to sit inside leadership planning, helping teams protect payback and avoid growth illusions.
Tell us what you want to strengthen first: cash stability, margin discipline, growth efficiency, or board readiness. We’ll guide you toward the most relevant tools and learning modules. This form is a client-side demo and does not send data to a server.