Turn your idea into an investor-ready business plan
An 11-section, investor-ready plan written from your Founder Profile. The last section turns it into a build: cost and timeline.
Your Executive Summary
- One-line pitch
- The number
The full plan adds named competitors, financials and the deck investors read.
What's inside · 11 sections
Executive summary
One-line pitch, the ask, the number
Problem & solution
Who suffers, and how badly
Target customers
Profiles from your Verdict
Market size & opportunity
TAM / SAM / SOM, full sizing
Competition
Named competitors and your edge
Business model & pricing
How money is made
Go-to-market plan
The first channel that works
Product & MVP scope
Becomes your prototype brief
Team, operations & legal
Includes the DPIIT path
Financial projections & funding
3-year model and the ask
Execution: cost & timeline
$10k–18k–10k–18k MVP · ends with the founder fit call
Where the money is
Turn this plan into a pitch deck.
12 slides, live link, every number from this plan. Included in your $3.56.
Writing your 11-section plan…
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AiiQA generates a real, 11-section business plan from a one-line idea description — market sizing, competitors, revenue model, 3-year financial projections, go-to-market and funding strategy. The executive summary and market analysis are free; the full plan starts at $3.56.
Eleven sections, specific to your idea.
Executive summary
Vision, mission, value proposition and business model in one page.
Market analysis
TAM, SAM and SOM for your market, growth rate, and why now is the right time.
Competitive landscape
Direct and indirect competitors, their funding, and your differentiation.
Revenue model
Recommended pricing model, tiers, and revenue streams.
Financial projections
3-year revenue, costs and break-even, with the assumptions behind them.
Go-to-market
Phased launch plan — channels, weekly actions and success metrics.
Operations plan
What running the business day-to-day actually looks like.
Team & hiring
Who to hire, when, and what each role costs.
Risk analysis
The specific risks to this idea, not a generic disclaimer list.
Milestones & KPIs
What to hit, by when, to know the plan is working.
Funding strategy
How much to raise, from whom, and when — if you need to raise at all.
Start free. Pay only for the full plan.
Free outline
Executive summary and market analysis — enough to know if the idea holds up before paying for anything.
Business Blueprint
The full 11-section plan for one idea, one time.
Growth Blueprint
3 plan credits — for founders iterating on the same idea or comparing pivots.
Studio Blueprint
7 plan credits — for founders or small studios validating multiple ideas.
From idea to plan in 3 minutes.
- 01
Describe your business idea in a sentence or two — what it does, and who it's for.
- 02
AiiQA generates the full 11-section plan, specific to your idea — this can take up to two minutes.
- 03
Read the free sections, or unlock the full plan. Ask the built-in chat to revise any section.
Questions founders ask.
Is this a real business plan or a generic template?
It's generated fresh from your specific idea description, not a fill-in-the-blank template — market sizing, competitors, financial projections and go-to-market are all specific to what you describe, not generic placeholder text.
What's actually free?
The executive summary and market analysis sections are free, no signup required beyond the same free flow as AiiQA's idea validator. The full 11-section plan (competitive landscape, revenue model, financial projections, go-to-market, operations, team, risk, milestones, funding) starts at $3.56.
Can I edit the plan after it's generated?
Yes — every plan has a chat panel where you can ask for changes to any section (a different pricing model, a faster go-to-market timeline, a different funding ask) and the plan updates in place.
Can I use this plan for investors or a bank loan?
Yes, founders use it for both — it's structured the way investors and lenders expect (executive summary, market sizing, financials, funding ask), though for a bank loan you should confirm the specific format your lender requires.
How is this different from the startup idea validator?
The validator gives you a viability score and verdict — should you build this at all. The business plan assumes you're building it and produces the actual document: market sizing, revenue model, 3-year financials, go-to-market and funding strategy.
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