Features · Guided plan
One sentence in, a draft out.
Plain questions, no jargon.
Eight questions.
The intake asks you to describe your business in one sentence, pick the closest kind (services, freelancer, shop, subscription or marketplace), the country (the Netherlands, Germany or other for investors), what you charge for one sale, how many sales you expect a month at the start, what it costs to start, what you pay yourself and how much you want to raise. It refuses nonsense in plain words: a zero price, no customers, a fractional cent.
- Answered cells are confirmed
- An unanswered optional question stays marked for you
- Country defaults stay marked to verify
A draft with its open numbers.
Every section starts with a block whose figures are placeholders, so the first draft is already tied to the forecast. Each section has guidance: what it must answer, an example and common mistakes. The Dutch and German specifics are notes flagged to verify.
- Guidance in English, German and Dutch
- The numbers only you can give are listed
- Nothing is final until you confirm
Questions
About the guided plan.
What does it ask me?
One sentence about your business, the kind of business, the country, what you charge, how many sales a month at the start, start-up costs, your own pay and the funding you want. Answers you give are confirmed; the rest stay marked for you.
When is a plan final?
When everything is confirmed and approved and the required sections are there. Until then it is a draft, with a watermark on the PDF.
Which languages can I write in?
English, German and Dutch. The language follows the market you choose, and the app's words follow your own language.
What are open numbers?
Cells the template cannot know. They are marked needs your value, illustrative or to verify, and only you can clear them. The plan is a draft until you do.