Business Plan Writing Service
Business Plan Writing Services
A business plan is read by someone deciding whether to give you money or permission. We write it for that person: the loan officer, the investor or the visa adjudicator, with the numbers to back every claim.
- Written by an in-house team, never subcontracted
- Market research and financial projections included
- Revisions included until the brief is met
- Your figures and idea kept confidential, NDA on request
The problem
Most business plans are written for the wrong reader
A founder writes a plan to explain the business. A lender reads it to find out whether the loan will be repaid. An investor reads it to find out whether the return justifies the risk. Those are different documents, and a plan that does not know which one it is fails all three readers.
The common faults are predictable. Revenue projections that rise in a straight line with no stated assumption behind them. A market section that quotes the size of a whole industry instead of the customers you can actually reach. A competition section that says there is no real competition. Each one tells the reader the author has not done the work, and a reader who stops trusting one section stops trusting the rest.
We start from who will read the plan and what they need to say yes, then build every section, and every number, toward that.
Plan types
Business plans we write
The structure changes with the reader. Tell us where the plan is going and we will build it to that reader's checklist.
SBA and bank loan plans
Built around repayment: cash flow, debt service coverage, collateral and the owner's experience. The sections lenders check first are the ones we spend longest on.
Investor and startup plans
For angels and venture funds: market opportunity, traction, unit economics, use of funds and how investors get a return. Usually paired with a pitch deck.
Immigration business plans
For E-2, EB-5 and L-1 petitions, where the plan must show a real, operating enterprise with credible hiring and investment figures. Written to work alongside your immigration attorney.
Franchise and expansion plans
Opening a new location, buying a franchise or adding a product line. Local market research and projections specific to the new site rather than borrowed from the old one.
Internal and strategic plans
For partners, a board or your own team. Less persuasion, more operating detail: targets, milestones, responsibilities and the budget to reach them.
Plan updates and rewrites
You already have a plan that is out of date or was turned down. We review it, tell you what a reader would object to, and rebuild the sections that need it.
Not sure which option fits?
Send us the brief. You will get a scope, a timeline and a fixed price within 24 hours — no obligation.
What you get
What a full business plan includes
Sections are adjusted for the reader, but a complete plan normally covers the following.
- Executive summary, written last, so it reflects the finished plan rather than the first idea
- Company description, legal structure, ownership and the problem the business solves
- Market analysis sized to the customers you can realistically reach, with sources cited
- Competitor analysis that names real competitors and states honestly where they are stronger
- Marketing and sales plan: how customers will find you, what it costs to win one, and the pricing logic
- Operations plan: location, suppliers, staffing, equipment and key milestones
- Management team section that shows why these people can run this business
- Three to five years of projected profit and loss, cash flow and balance sheet, plus break-even analysis
- Funding request and use of funds, broken down so the reader can see where every dollar goes
- An assumptions sheet behind the financials, so every figure can be explained when you are questioned on it
- Delivered as an editable Word document and a formatted PDF, with the financial model in Excel
Financials
The numbers are where plans are won or lost
Experienced readers often turn to the financial section first, and they check it against everything else in the plan. If the marketing section expects a hundred customers a month and the hiring plan has one salesperson, someone will notice.
So we build the projections from the bottom up: price, expected volume, cost to deliver, overheads and hiring, month by month for the first year and annually after that. Every assumption is written down. When a lender asks why revenue doubles in year two, you will have an answer that is already on the page.
We will also tell you when the numbers do not work. A plan that shows the business cannot service the loan it is asking for is better found out by us than by the bank.
How it works
From first call to finished plan
1. Discovery call
We learn the business, who the plan is for, how much you are raising and your deadline. You get a fixed quote and timeline before anything starts.
2. Information gathering
A short questionnaire plus whatever you already have: past financials, quotes, leases, résumés. Rough notes are fine; sorting them out is part of the job.
3. Research and financial model
Market and competitor research for your location and industry, then the financial model. We agree the key assumptions with you before writing around them.
4. First full draft
The complete plan with financials, for your review. Most standard plans reach this stage within one to two weeks of receiving your information.
5. Revisions and delivery
Changes until the brief is met, then final files in Word, PDF and Excel, formatted and ready to submit.
Honesty
What we will not promise
We will not promise that your plan will be funded or that your visa will be approved. That decision belongs to a lender, an investor or a government officer, and any service that guarantees it is either misinformed or counting on you not to ask what happens if it fails.
What we can promise is a plan that gives the reader no avoidable reason to say no: complete, consistent, sourced, and with financials that hold up when someone tests them.
For immigration plans in particular, the plan supports your petition but it does not replace legal advice. We work with your attorney's requirements, not around them.
Pricing
What a business plan costs
Every plan is quoted as a fixed price after the discovery call, so you know the total before you commit. What moves the price is the work behind the plan rather than its page count: how much original market research your industry and location need, how detailed the financial model must be, and whether the reader has a formal checklist, as immigration and SBA plans do.
An update to an existing plan costs less than a plan written from nothing. A pitch deck or a one-page executive summary for investors can be added to any plan.
If you are comparing affordable business plan writers, compare what is included. A low price that leaves out the financial projections, or uses a template with your name dropped in, is not the same product.
Free proposal
Tell us the goal. We’ll send the plan.
Share your requirements and a strategist gets back to you within 24 hours with scope, timeline and a fixed price. No obligation, no sales pressure.
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Response within 24 hours
Usually much sooner during business hours.
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Talk to a strategist
Not a call centre — the person who scopes your work.
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Fixed pricing upfront
You approve the number before anything starts.
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Questions about business plan writing
Still unsure about something? Talk to a specialist — no script, no sales pitch.
Most standard plans reach a complete first draft within one to two weeks of receiving your information. Plans needing extensive original research, or immigration plans with detailed hiring and investment schedules, can take longer. You get the timeline in writing with your quote, and if you have a fixed deadline, tell us on the first call.
A description of the business, your funding goal, and whatever numbers you already have: past financial statements if the business is trading, supplier or equipment quotes, lease terms and the team's background. If you are at the idea stage, the questionnaire and discovery call give us enough to start, and we help you work out the figures you do not have yet.
Nobody can honestly guarantee that. Funding depends on your credit, collateral, track record and the lender's or investor's own criteria. A professional plan removes the avoidable reasons for a no and makes your case as strong as the facts allow.
Yes. Immigration plans have to show a real enterprise with credible investment, hiring and revenue figures, and adjudicators read them closely. We write to your attorney's requirements and can coordinate with them directly.
Yes. Your idea, figures and documents are used only to write your plan and are never shared or reused. We are happy to sign your NDA before you send anything.
Yes. Send it over and we will tell you what a lender or investor is likely to object to, then quote for revising only the sections that need it. That usually costs less than starting again.
An in-house team that handles both the writing and the financial model. The work is not subcontracted, so the people who took your brief are the people building your plan.
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