Stage 02 — Startup Plan
A business plan a bank will read to the end
An investor-ready plan and a three-year financial model whose assumptions you can change yourself — not a locked PDF.
What is included
Written for the reader who decides
A plan for a bank is not a plan for an investor, and neither is the plan you run the company on. We write the version you need first, then adapt it — the numbers stay the same, the emphasis changes.
Request a quote- Executive summary — two pages that stand alone, because that is often all that gets read.
- Market and competition — sized and sourced, carried over from Discover if you took it.
- Operating model — how the work actually gets done, staffed and costed.
- Three-year financials — P&L, cash flow and balance sheet, monthly for year one.
- Scenario analysis — base, slow and strong cases, so a hard question has an answer.
- Funding requirement — how much, when, what it buys, and when it comes back.
- Investor deck — 12–15 slides drawn from the plan, in the same identity.
The steps
How this service runs
Timings assume a standard case with complete documents. Any exception specific to your situation is flagged on the first call.
Discovery workshop
Half a day with you and any co-founder, to get the model out of your head onto paper.
Day 1Model build
We build the financial model first — the narrative follows the numbers, not the reverse.
Days 2–7Draft and review
You get the full draft and one working session to challenge every assumption in it.
Days 8–13Final and deck
Revisions applied, deck produced, both languages delivered together.
Days 14–18Deliverables
What you receive
The plan
40–60 pages, Word and PDF, Arabic and English.
The model
An Excel file with visible formulas and an assumptions tab you control.
The deck
PowerPoint and PDF, built on your brand identity.
Common questions