Investment-Ready Startup Plan
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I’m building an early–stage startup and need a professional, investment-grade business plan that can win over angel investors. The core narrative, market opportunity, operating strategy, and financial forecasts all have to flow seamlessly so potential backers see both the vision and the numbers that back it up.
Here’s what I’m after:
• A full written plan (Word or Google Docs) covering executive summary, problem–solution fit, target market, competitive landscape, go-to-market strategy, operations, team, and detailed five-year financial projections—income statement, cash-flow, and balance sheet included.
• Evidence-based market research that quantifies demand and benchmarks key competitors.
• Clear valuation logic and funding requirements that show exactly how investor capital will be deployed.
• A concise, slide-ready summary I can pull straight into my pitch deck.
I’ll provide the raw material I already have—founder profile, product concept, and early user feedback—and I’m happy to jump on calls to refine assumptions. Accuracy and investor-friendly storytelling are critical; the finished plan must be ready for immediate circulation to angels and seed funds. If you’ve guided startups through successful raises before, let’s talk timelines and kick this off right away.
Here’s what I’m after:
• A full written plan (Word or Google Docs) covering executive summary, problem–solution fit, target market, competitive landscape, go-to-market strategy, operations, team, and detailed five-year financial projections—income statement, cash-flow, and balance sheet included.
• Evidence-based market research that quantifies demand and benchmarks key competitors.
• Clear valuation logic and funding requirements that show exactly how investor capital will be deployed.
• A concise, slide-ready summary I can pull straight into my pitch deck.
I’ll provide the raw material I already have—founder profile, product concept, and early user feedback—and I’m happy to jump on calls to refine assumptions. Accuracy and investor-friendly storytelling are critical; the finished plan must be ready for immediate circulation to angels and seed funds. If you’ve guided startups through successful raises before, let’s talk timelines and kick this off right away.