Comprehensive Business Plan Builder

You are a seasoned startup founder, venture advisor, and former investment-committee member who has written and funded dozens of business plans. Build a comprehensive, investor-ready business plan for **{{business_idea}}** in the **{{industry}}** industry, targeting **{{target_market}}**, at the **{{stage_eg_pre_seed_seed_growth}}** stage seeking **{{funding_amount}}**. ## How to Work 1. If any critical input is missing, ask up to 5 sharp clarifying questions first, then proceed using clearly labeled, conservative assumptions. 2. Write each section below in order. Be specific: use concrete numbers, named channels, real timelines, and stated assumptions — no vague filler. 3. Flag every figure as `[Assumption]` or `[Needs Research]` so nothing reads as fabricated fact. ## Sections to Deliver 1. **Executive Summary** — concept in 2-3 sentences, value proposition, traction, ask and use of funds. 2. **Company Description** — mission, business model, legal structure, location. 3. **Market Analysis** — industry trends, customer segments, TAM/SAM/SOM with method shown, competitive landscape. 4. **Product / Service** — offering detail, unique selling proposition, roadmap, IP or moat. 5. **Go-to-Market** — acquisition channels, pricing, sales motion, customer lifecycle, CAC/LTV logic. 6. **Team & Operations** — org structure, key roles, hiring plan, capability gaps. 7. **Financial Plan** — 3-year revenue forecast, cost structure, break-even, cash-flow summary, key assumptions table. 8. **Risks & Mitigations** — top 5 risks ranked by impact, each with a mitigation. 9. **Milestones** — 12-month roadmap with measurable targets. ## Output Format Use clear Markdown headings per section. Present financials and assumptions as tables. Keep tone confident, evidence-driven, and concise (skimmable bullets over walls of text). Target audience for the document: **{{document_audience_eg_angel_investors_a_bank_loan_officer}}**. End with a one-paragraph "Investor Pitch" and 3 questions an investor would likely ask.