What does a business plan for a loan cost?
$720 for a written plan in the format lenders and landlords ask for, with three-year projections.
Lenders, landlords, grant panels and visa caseworkers all want the same document in slightly different clothes: what the business does, who buys it, how the money moves, and what happens if it goes wrong. You describe the business; the plan is written around it and the projections come as a spreadsheet you can edit afterwards, because the first thing a loan officer asks for is a changed assumption.
What people ask
- Does this get me the loan? No, and anyone who promises that is selling you something else. We write the plan you describe, in the format that gets read rather than returned.
- Are the figures certified? No. The projections are built from your numbers and your assumptions, and they are labelled as projections. We do not audit or certify anything.
- How long does it take? Ten to fourteen business days, so start before the deadline rather than the week of it.
- What if the bank asks for changes? Two revision rounds are included, which is normally what a lender's comments need.
What the price includes
- Full written plan: summary, market, operations, marketing, and risks
- Three-year financial projections as a spreadsheet you can edit
- Formatted for lender and grant submissions
- Two revision rounds included
Turnaround: 10-14 business days
We write the plan you describe. We do not certify figures, and no plan guarantees any lender or investor will say yes.
What this costs elsewhere
The going rate we measured for this work is $900. Ours is $720, so you keep $180. Every price on this site is published rather than quoted after a discovery call, and it is the same number for everybody.
Not sure which of these you need?
Call (213) 953-2119 and describe the business in a sentence. It is free, an AI answers immediately, and if the answer is that you do not need to buy anything, that is what you get told.
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