A plan you can actually finish
Business plan templates usually fail by being forty pages of prose. This is four sheets of prompts, which is a document you will finish this week.
Executive Summary — a prompt per row: business name, mission, the problem you solve, target market, revenue model, startup costs, year-one revenue goal, competitive advantage, and founding team. Answer nine rows and you have the summary most plans never get to.
Financial Projections — twelve months across revenue, COGS, gross profit, operating expenses broken into marketing, salaries, rent and software, down to net profit. Separating COGS from operating expenses is what turns “we made money” into a gross margin you can act on.
Marketing Plan — channel, budget, strategy, KPI, timeline, pre-seeded with social, email, content/SEO, paid ads, and partnerships. A KPI per channel means each one has to justify itself.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats.
What you get
- One
.xlsx, instant download after checkout - Opens in Excel, Google Sheets, and Apple Numbers
- Prompts and category rows in place
- Fully editable
What this is not
Not investor-ready on its own — no formatted narrative document or pitch deck. This is the thinking and the numbers; turning it into a document for a bank or investor is a further step.
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