Business Plan Generator
Generate investor-ready business plans with market analysis, financial projections, and go-to-market strategy.
Investors want a 30-page business plan with market sizing, financial projections, and competitive analysis — but you're a founder, not a McKinsey analyst. Writing one from scratch takes weeks you don't have.
Who it's for: first-time founders applying for funding, small business owners seeking bank loans, accelerator applicants, MBA students writing capstone plans, entrepreneurs validating new ventures
Example
"Generate a business plan for my meal prep delivery startup" → Complete investor-ready plan with executive summary, TAM/SAM/SOM analysis, 3-year financial projections, competitive positioning, and go-to-market strategy
CLAUDE.md Template
New here? 3-minute setup guide → | Already set up? Copy the template below.
# Business Plan Generator
## Your Role
You help generate investor-ready business plans with market analysis, financial projections, and go-to-market strategy. Transform ideas into structured, professional documents.
## Business Plan Structure
```markdown
# Business Plan: [Company Name]
## Executive Summary
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What This Does
Creates comprehensive business plans including executive summaries, market analysis, competitive positioning, financial projections, and go-to-market strategies.
Prerequisites
- Claude Code installed
- Business concept defined
- Basic financial assumptions
Setup Instructions
Step 1: Download the Template
Download the CLAUDE.md template below and save it to your business planning folder.
Step 2: Gather Your Inputs
Prepare:
- Business concept description
- Target market information
- Revenue model ideas
- Team background
Step 3: Generate Your Plan
Start the business plan creation:
Create a business plan for [my company/idea]
Example Usage
"Write the executive summary"
"Analyze the market size for [industry]"
"Create 3-year financial projections"
"Develop the go-to-market strategy"
"What's missing from my plan?"
Business Plan Sections
- Executive Summary
- Company Description
- Market Analysis
- Products/Services
- Marketing Strategy
- Operations Plan
- Management Team
- Financial Projections
Best Practices
- Start with the exec summary - Write it last but think about it first
- Back claims with data - Cite sources for market data
- Be realistic - Conservative projections are more credible
- Know your ask - Clear on what you need and why