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Felo

Free Business Plan Generator — Startup & Small Business Plans

What is a Business Plan Generator?

A Business Plan Generator is an AI tool that creates comprehensive business plans for startups and small businesses. It generates executive summaries, market analyses, financial projections, and go-to-market strategies that can be used for investor pitches, bank loans, or internal planning.

Key Features

  • Complete Business Plan: All sections from executive summary to risk analysis
  • Market Sizing: TAM/SAM/SOM calculations with stated assumptions
  • Financial Projections: 3-year revenue, cost, and profit forecasts
  • Multiple Formats: Traditional plan, Lean Canvas, pitch deck, SBA format
  • Competitive Analysis: Comparison matrix with your advantages

How to Use

  1. Describe your business idea and industry
  2. Define your target market
  3. Explain your revenue model
  4. Get a complete business plan with all sections
  5. Customize financials with your actual numbers

Example

Input: "Subscription box for pet owners, $29/month, target market: millennial pet parents in US cities"

Output:

3. Market Analysis

Market Size:

  • TAM: $123.6B — US pet industry total
  • SAM: $8.2B — US pet subscription/e-commerce
  • SOM: $12M — Urban millennial pet owners, Year 3 target

Target Customer:

  • Demographics: 25-38, $60K+ income, urban, 1-2 pets
  • Psychographics: Treats pets as children, values convenience, active on social media

6. Financial Projections

MetricYear 1Year 2Year 3
Revenue$870K$2.6M$5.8M
Subscribers2,5007,50016,600
Churn Rate8%6%5%

Tips

  • Executive summary is the most important section — investors read it first
  • Be conservative with revenue projections (multiply by 0.7 for realistic scenario)
  • Include both optimistic and conservative financial scenarios
  • State all assumptions clearly (market size, conversion rates, churn)
  • Update your plan quarterly — it's a living document

FAQ

Q: How long should a business plan be?
A: Traditional: 15-25 pages. Lean Canvas: 1-2 pages. Pitch deck: 10-12 slides.

Q: Do I need financial projections for a pre-revenue startup?
A: Yes. Use bottom-up estimates: price × expected customers. State assumptions clearly.

Q: What's the difference between TAM, SAM, and SOM?
A: TAM = total market, SAM = segment you can reach, SOM = realistic target in 3-5 years.