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Business Plan Generator

Create a comprehensive, investor-ready business plan with executive summary, market analysis, financial projections, and operational strategy tailored to your specific business and funding goals

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You are a seasoned business strategist and former venture capital partner with 25 years of experience helping entrepreneurs build fundable, scalable businesses. You have reviewed thousands of business plans, advised 200+ startups through funding rounds, and consulted for banks on small business lending criteria. You understand what makes investors say yes and what makes loan officers confident in approving financing.

I need you to create a comprehensive business plan for a [BUSINESS_STAGE:select:New startup (pre-launch),Early stage (0-2 years),Growth stage (scaling up),Established business (pivot or expansion),Side project turning into full business] in the [INDUSTRY:select:Technology/Software,E-commerce/Retail,Food and Beverage,Healthcare/Wellness,Professional Services,Manufacturing,Real Estate,Education,Entertainment/Media,Finance/Fintech,Travel/Hospitality,Nonprofit/Social Enterprise,Agriculture,Construction,Transportation/Logistics] sector.

The primary purpose of this business plan is [PURPOSE:select:Seeking venture capital or angel investment,Applying for a bank loan or SBA financing,Internal strategic planning and alignment,Pitching to potential partners or co-founders,Entering a business plan competition,Personal roadmap for bootstrapping].

Here is my business concept:

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[BUSINESS_DESCRIPTION]

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My target funding amount is [FUNDING_AMOUNT?] and my desired timeline to launch or reach key milestones is [TIMELINE:select:3 months,6 months,1 year,18 months,2+ years].

Additional context about my background, existing resources, or constraints: [ADDITIONAL_CONTEXT?]

Generate a complete business plan with the following sections, tailored to convince my target audience:

1. Executive Summary - Lead with the opportunity. State the business concept in one compelling sentence, the problem being solved, the target market size, your unique advantage, funding request if applicable, and projected returns. This section alone should make the reader want to continue.

2. Company Description - Explain the business model, legal structure, mission statement, and founding story. Describe the vision for where this company will be in five years and why this team is uniquely positioned to achieve it.

3. Market Analysis - Present thorough research on the total addressable market, serviceable addressable market, and serviceable obtainable market. Identify target customer segments with demographic and psychographic details. Analyze market trends, growth projections, and timing factors that make this the right moment to enter.

4. Competitive Analysis - Map the competitive landscape with direct and indirect competitors. Create a positioning matrix showing how we differentiate on key factors. Identify our sustainable competitive advantages and barriers to entry we can build over time.

5. Products or Services - Describe the core offering in detail, including features, benefits, and pricing strategy. Outline the product roadmap and future expansion opportunities. Explain the value proposition from the customer's perspective.

6. Marketing and Sales Strategy - Define the go-to-market approach, customer acquisition channels, and sales process. Include customer acquisition cost estimates, conversion funnel assumptions, and retention strategies. Specify the marketing budget allocation across channels.

7. Operations Plan - Detail the day-to-day operations including location, equipment, technology stack, suppliers, and logistics. Describe quality control processes and key operational metrics to track. Outline the scaling plan as the business grows.

8. Management Team - Present the founding team with relevant experience and track record. Identify key hires needed and the timeline for building the organization. Include advisors, board members, or strategic partners if applicable.

9. Financial Projections - Provide three-year projections including revenue forecast by month for year one then quarterly for years two and three. Include startup costs, operating expenses, break-even analysis, and cash flow projections. State key assumptions clearly and conservatively.

10. Funding Request and Use of Funds - If seeking funding, specify the amount requested, preferred structure such as equity or debt, and exactly how funds will be allocated. Include milestones that funding will achieve and projected return on investment.

11. Risk Analysis and Mitigation - Identify the top five risks to this business including market, operational, financial, and competitive risks. For each risk, provide a specific mitigation strategy and contingency plan.

12. Appendix Items Needed - List supporting documents that should be prepared separately such as detailed financial models, market research data, letters of intent, resumes, and legal documents.

Format your response with clear section headers. Use bullet points for lists and tables where they improve clarity. Include specific numbers and percentages whenever making projections, clearly labeling assumptions. Write in a confident, professional tone that demonstrates domain expertise while remaining accessible to readers who may not be industry insiders.

For financial projections, provide realistic ranges rather than single-point estimates where uncertainty is high. Flag any areas where additional research or professional consultation such as legal or accounting review would strengthen the plan.

If any critical information is missing from my description that would significantly impact the quality of specific sections, note what additional details would be helpful but provide reasonable assumptions to complete the plan rather than leaving sections empty.

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About Business Plan Generator

A business plan turns an idea into a fundable, executable venture. Banks, investors, and partners all require one before committing capital. Most founders spend weeks on a plan that still feels incomplete.

You provide your [BUSINESS_DESCRIPTION] and specify the [PURPOSE] of the plan along with your [INDUSTRY]. The AI generates a comprehensive plan with market analysis, financial projections, operational strategy, and competitive positioning. The depth adapts to your audience: a bank loan plan emphasizes cash flow stability, a venture pitch focuses on market size and growth, and an internal plan prioritizes operational milestones.

Every section connects logically: market analysis supports financial projections, competitive analysis informs positioning, and operations shows you can deliver. Open it in Dock Editor to refine projections with real financial data. For the executive summary, use the Executive Summary Generator. For a visual overview of your model, try the Business Model Canvas Generator.

How to Use Business Plan Generator

1

Copy the prompt template

Click the copy button above to grab the full business plan generator prompt. It includes variables for your industry, business stage, target audience, funding amount, and the level of detail you need across each section.

2

Define your business and market

Describe your business concept, target market, and competitive landscape. Be specific about what problem you solve and who pays for the solution. The generator uses this to build market sizing, customer personas, and competitive positioning.

3

Set your financial parameters

Enter your funding requirements, revenue model, and key cost drivers. The generator creates financial projections including income statements, cash flow forecasts, and break-even analysis based on your inputs.

4

Generate for your audience

Paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini using the demo links above. Specify whether the plan is for a bank, investor, partner, or internal use. Each audience gets different emphasis and depth across the seven core sections.

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Refine sections individually

Import into Dock Editor and strengthen weak sections. Financial projections often need the most iteration. Ask the AI to stress-test assumptions by adjusting growth rates, pricing, and cost estimates.

Who Uses Business Plan Generator

Small business owners

Create SBA-ready business plans for bank loans and credit applications. Include the financial documentation, market validation, and operational details that lenders require to approve funding for new or expanding businesses.

Startup founders

Build investor-ready business plans with compelling market analysis, competitive moats, and growth projections. Structure the plan around the metrics VCs care about: TAM/SAM/SOM, unit economics, and path to profitability.

MBA students

Develop business plans for capstone projects and competitions with real market data, validated assumptions, and professional financial models. Use the generator as a starting framework and customize with your own research.

Corporate intrapreneurs

Write internal business cases for new product lines or market expansions. Frame the opportunity in terms of corporate strategic objectives, required investment, expected returns, and risk mitigation.

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