Business plan writing, with a five-year financial model.
I write investor- and lender-ready business plans with full five-year financials, for founders who genuinely need one. And I will tell you honestly if you do not.
Every engagement starts with a paid consultation of 30 to 60 minutes, and the work that follows is scoped and priced separately once we've spoken.
What you get
The full plan
$2,575
- A 25 to 30 page investor-ready business plan.
- A five-year financial model with year one monthly, a valuation and a cap table.
- A 10-slide pitch deck.
- An investor one-pager.
Prices are in US dollars. The consultation is paid separately, and I confirm the scope and the price with you once we've spoken.
What the work covers
This is the work itself, which I scope and price with you after the consultation.
- A complete written business plan, structured for the audience that is actually asking for it.
- A five-year financial model built properly, not a guess dressed up as a forecast.
- The market, the model, the go-to-market, and the numbers, joined into one coherent case.
- Formatting ready to send to a bank, a grant assessor, a visa route, or an investor.
- Honest scoping, including telling you if a pitch deck would serve you better.
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Who this is for
Founders applying for grants or public funding that requires a full written plan.
Businesses raising debt or a bank loan, where the lender wants the plan and the numbers.
Applicants to visa routes like the UK Innovator Founder visa that require an endorsed plan.
Later-stage or institutional raises where the diligence goes deeper than a deck.
How I work
01
A conversation first
A paid consultation to work out who is actually asking for this plan, and therefore what it needs to do, and then I scope the plan and agree the fee before any work starts.
02
The model
I build the five-year financials from your real assumptions, so the numbers hold together and survive questions.
03
The plan
I write the full plan around the model, making one coherent, credible case for that specific audience.
04
Ready to send
You get it formatted and finished, ready for the bank, the assessor, or the investor.
Outcomes
You end up with a plan that does the job the gatekeeper actually needs it to do, with financials that stand up to questions. And if a plan is not what you need, you will know that before you have spent a penny on one.
Common questions
- Do I actually need a business plan?
- Often not. Most early-stage founders raising from angels or early VCs need a strong pitch deck, not a full plan. A business plan earns its keep for grants, debt, visas, and later-stage or institutional money. I will be honest about which camp you are in before you spend anything.
- Does it include financial projections?
- Yes. A proper five-year financial model is part of the plan, built from your real assumptions rather than round-number guesses, so the numbers hold together under scrutiny.
- How much does a business plan cost?
- The full plan is $2,575: a 25 to 30 page plan, a five-year financial model, a 10-slide pitch deck and an investor one-pager. A smaller scope costs less, and we agree the fee in the first consultation, which is paid separately and starts at $125.
- How long does a business plan take?
- Longer than a deck, mostly because of the financial model. We set a realistic timeline once we have scoped it together in the consultation.