Draft a one-page business plan
Turns a business idea into a one-page plan covering customer, offer, pricing, channels, costs and the riskiest assumption to test first.
Help me write a one-page business plan.
Idea: {{IDEA}}
Who I think the customer is: {{CUSTOMER}}
Money, time and skills I have: {{RESOURCES}}
Sections (short bullets each):
- Problem and customer
- Offer
- Pricing, with the reasoning
- How customers will find it
- Costs to start and monthly costs (mark estimates as estimates)
- What success looks like in 6 months, as numbers
- The riskiest assumption, and the cheapest way to test it in 2 weeks
Do not invent market statistics. Where a number would help, write [RESEARCH: what to look up].Example output
Customer: dog owners in Leeds working office hours. Offer: midday walks, 5-dog maximum, GPS photos. Price: £14 per walk. Riskiest assumption: owners will pay for 3+ walks a week. Test: 2-week pilot with 10 owners.
How to use
Fill RESOURCES honestly; a plan that ignores your real budget is fiction. Run the 2-week test before spending on anything else in the plan.
Why it works
A one-page format forces clear choices instead of padding. Replacing made-up statistics with research placeholders avoids building a plan on hallucinated numbers.