Built for small business. By a small business owner.
A lender-ready business plan, written with you.
Tell us about what you are building. We write the plan, map the operations, and hand you something you can walk into a bank, a city office or a landlord meeting with — all 17 sections, plus a capability statement.
- Free to start
- No card required
- Cancel any time
- The plan is yours
Executive Summary, Company Description and Products & Services are drafted in full before you pay anything.
Business Plan
17 sections
- Executive SummaryFree
- Company DescriptionFree
- Market Analysis
- Target Audience & Personas
- Products & ServicesFree
- Marketing & Sales Strategy
- Social Media Plan
- Email Marketing & Campaign Testing
- Tech Stack & Tools Strategy
+ 8 more, through financials and growth roadmap
Working with
- City of Los Angeles
- Vermont Slauson Economic Development Corporation
- Inglewood Chamber of Commerce
- Regional Cal Black Chamber of Commerce SFV
- Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission
- Greater Houston Black Chamber of Commerce
You didn’t start this to do paperwork.
You started it because you are good at the thing — the cooking, the cutting, the building, the fixing, the teaching. Then came the LLC, the licensing, the lease, the pricing, and the “do you have a business plan?” question from every bank, grant portal and program you apply to.
That is the part that stalls people. Not the work — the wrap-around.
Three steps, in your own words.
Ten minutes of talking. No blank page, no jargon, no consultant's hourly rate.
- 01
Tell us about your business
A conversation, not a 40-page form. What you do, who you do it for, where you are, what you have so far. If all you have is an idea, that is enough to start.
- 02
We draft it — you edit it
A full plan comes back: positioning, offerings, pricing, startup costs, operating model, staffing and funding. Every word is editable. Do not like the tone? Rewrite it in a sentence.
- 03
Take it with you
Export a clean document and walk it into a bank, a city office or a landlord meeting. It is yours — the writing, the numbers, all of it.
What it actually builds.
Not a template to fill in yourself — a working set of documents you will use in the first year.
A complete written plan
Every section a lender expects, from executive summary through financials and growth roadmap.
Brand direction
A generated logo direction, and the brand voice your plan is written in — so it sounds like the business, not a template.
Offerings and pricing
Your menu, service tiers or product lineup, written up with the positioning that explains why someone picks you.
Operations and team
The daily runbook, vendors and inventory, plus the roles you need and when to hire them.
Financial groundwork
First-year costs, startup costs and funding options laid out — including business credit, which most owners are never walked through.
Tech stack and tools
Booking, accounting, CRM and the rest, plus an honest read on where AI replaces a task you would otherwise pay for.
Capability statement
The one-page document agencies and prime contractors ask for, built from what you have already entered.
Government and NAICS codes
Suggested classification codes for your services, so registrations and bids get filed against the right ones.
Exports that hold up
Download a clean document you can hand to a bank, a landlord or a grant officer without reformatting it first.
More than one business
Run several things at once? Keep each one as its own profile with its own plan.
Built for the people doing the work.
Four of the situations owners arrive with. Yours does not have to be on this list.
Brick and mortar
Shops, restaurants, salons, studios, gyms. The plan understands rent, build-out, hours and the numbers a landlord will ask for.
Contractors and trades
Licensing, bonding, insurance and bid math — plus the capability statement you need for public work.
Consultants and solo operators
Package the expertise, set the rates, and look like a firm before you are one.
Nonprofits
Program design, budget narrative and the operating plan a funder asks for before they will read anything else.
Start free. Upgrade when it starts paying for itself.
No demo gate, no “starting at,” no sales call. The monthly plans renew until you cancel; the full year is a single payment that does not renew on its own.
Free
$0
No card required
Write your plan and see the whole thing before you decide.
- Executive Summary, drafted in full
- Company Description, drafted in full
- Products & Services, drafted in full
- One business profile
One business
$10
First month, then $19.99/mo
For the business you are working on now, kept current as it changes.
- All 17 sections
- Capability statement
- Document vault and uploads
- Exports for lenders and city programs
- Cancel any time
Up to three businesses
$25
Per month
For owners running more than one thing, or more than one brand.
- Everything in the single-business plan
- Up to 3 businesses at once
- Switch between them freely
- Cancel any time
Full year
$100
One payment, 12 months
Pay once for the year. It does not renew on its own.
- Twelve months across up to 3 businesses
- Everything in the monthly plans
- No auto-renewal
- Best value across the year
Analyze
$49
Per month
The plan, plus the analysis that keeps it honest — your web, your market, your lease.
- Everything in the full version
- Web & social score with re-scans and what-to-say advice
- Real competitor research: reviews, pricing, photos
- Lease analyzer in plain English
- State tax & compliance calendar
- Cancel any time
Got a code from your chamber? Redeem it on your dashboard and skip the payment entirely.
For organizations →Straight answers.
Still unsure? Ask us directly — a person answers.
Your business deserves a plan. Not a folder of good intentions.
Ten minutes of talking. 3 sections drafted in full before you pay anything, and all 17 the moment you upgrade.
Free to start
No card required