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Runway Multiplier · 🇳🇵 Kathmandu

How far does $40,000 stretch in 🇳🇵 Kathmandu?

A founder burning $4,000/month (half fixed) gets 15.8 months of runway in Kathmandu — a ×1.58 multiplier vs 10 months in the US.

Runway by savings level

Same $4,000/mo burn, $2,000 of it fixed. US vs Kathmandu.

Savings 🇺🇸 US runway 🇳🇵 Kathmandu runway
$20,000 5 mo 7.9 mo
$40,000 10 mo 15.8 mo
$80,000 20 mo 31.6 mo

≈ Coarse whole-economy price level (CIA Factbook); no consumer basket. Local burn there ≈ $2,529/mo (351,850 NPR). Run your own numbers →

Frequently asked questions

How long will $40,000 last in Kathmandu?
For a founder burning $4,000/month with about half of that fixed (subscriptions, debt, insurance), $40,000 lasts roughly 15.8 months in Kathmandu — versus 10 months staying in the US. That's 5.8 extra months, a ×1.58 runway multiplier.
Is Kathmandu cheaper than the US for a remote founder?
Kathmandu's cost level runs about 27% of the US in this model, so the local slice of your burn shrinks accordingly. Fixed costs don't move, which is why the multiplier is ×1.58 rather than the raw price ratio. Note: Coarse whole-economy price level (CIA Factbook); no consumer basket.
How do I calculate my own runway?
Use the interactive Runway Multiplier: enter your real savings, monthly burn and the fixed portion, in any currency, and compare up to three hubs at once with exact run-out dates.