FOUNDERS
With an idea but customer, model, and execution
still living in separate notes
NEWON STORE STORE · BUSINESS
A business plan does not need to be a thick report.
It needs a clear line from whose problem you solve,
how you get paid,
and what you will do in the next 90 days.
Business Planning Workbook is a ten-chapter path
from idea to an executable plan.
OVERVIEW
Idea, customer, problem, solution, market, model,
GTM, operations, finance, and a 90-day plan
bound in one chapter order.
Chapters can stay short.
Empty cells are the next work.
The goal is a workbook founders reopen weekly —
not a long IR deck written once for show.
WHO IT'S FOR
With an idea but customer, model, and execution
still living in separate notes
Already in motion and needing to rewrite
pricing, channels, and operations cleanly
Wanting business hypotheses written down
even for a small product
Co-founders defining “our business” differently
and needing one shared workbook
Aligning numbers and priorities yourself
before any external pitch
Starting to treat a side project
like a real business
MODULES
Define what you build and why.
Do not mix motivation with deliverable.
Clarify who pays.
If user and buyer differ, write both.
Define the problem customers want solved —
not a problem that is only convenient for you.
Describe the product or service answer.
Shape of the fix, not a feature dump.
Research market, competitors, and alternatives.
“Empty market” needs evidence.
Who pays for what, and how much.
State the pricing hypothesis.
Define early customer channels.
Separate channels for now from channels for later.
Write product, marketing, and support structure.
Make weekly ownership visible.
Costs, pricing, and revenue hypotheses.
Direction over ornate accounting.
Prioritize execution over 90 days
so the plan drops into weekly action.
INCLUDED
Core items in this product. Exact formats may refine before release.
OUTCOMES
Customer, problem, and model
read as one connected story.
What you charge is written
as an explicit hypothesis.
Channels for now
stay separate from channels for later.
Actions for the next 90 days
are visible — not a vague next year.
HOW TO USE
Do not start with Solution.
Fill who pays for which problem on the early chapters.
List competitors and alternatives on Market,
and leave evidence if you refuse to write “none.”
On Business Model, write payer, price, and cadence.
Remove vague “decide later.”
On Go-to-Market, pick two or three channels
you will actually use in the first 90 days.
Drop Action Plan priorities into weekly work
and align with Operations and Finance chapters.
PREVIEW
Preview · sample data only
FORMAT
FAQ
Different purpose. This workbook is for execution. IR and pitch materials are written separately from what you clarify here.
No. Finance is hypothesis-level (costs, price, revenue). Spreadsheet models are separate.
Yes. Empty cells become next research or decisions — put them on the 90-day plan.
Yes if useful. Product scope in MVP Kit; business, model, GTM, and 90 days here — roles stay clear.
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