A business plan you can act on and fund.
Turn the idea into a clear plan: who you sell to, what it costs, how you price it, how much money you need and when you break even. Written so a bank, investor or co-founder can follow it.
Is this right for you?
- Founders preparing for a bank loan, MUDRA, PMEGP or investor meeting
- Businesses planning an expansion or new location
- Anyone who needs to see whether the numbers work
How it works
What we cover together
Customer and market section
Target segments, competitors and your positioning, backed by research.
Costs and pricing
Start-up costs, monthly running costs, unit economics and a pricing approach.
Financial projections
Three to five year projected profit and loss, cash flow and break-even point.
Funding plan
How much you need, from where, and what the lender or investor will look for.
Project report format
A bank-ready project report structure when you need a loan.
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Do you write the plan for me?
We work through it with you and help you produce the plan. You stay in control of the decisions and the numbers.
Will a bank accept the plan?
We follow the structure lenders and investors expect: market, costs, projections, funding needed and repayment or return. For Indian bank loans we also cover the project report format, with cost of project, means of finance and DSCR. Approval always depends on the lender.
Do I need a 50-page plan?
Rarely. Most early-stage businesses need a short, clear plan plus solid numbers. Banks and some schemes need a fuller project report.
Can you help with pitch decks?
Yes. The same thinking turns into a short investor pitch once the plan is solid.
Next stepReady to talk about business plan support?
Tell us where you are and the Googlesir Team will reply with practical next steps.