Expert Business Plan Consultants Who Get You Funded

A plan is a 25-40 page document explaining market, model, operations, team, and five-year financials in depth - it is what banks, grant bodies, and serious investors read after the deck. A pitch deck is 10-15 slides designed to win a follow-up meeting. We deliver both as a pair so you have the right artefact for every conversation.

Yes - High Street banks, Start Up Loans, Innovate UK, regional growth grants, and most local enterprise partnerships publish specific templates and scoring criteria. Plans drafted to the right format come back with funding decisions noticeably faster than plans submitted in a generic structure.

Projections are built bottom-up from your unit economics - price, conversion rate, sales cycle, cost to serve - and benchmarked against your sector. Top-down forecasts that claim 1% of a £10 billion market die in due diligence; we model the realistic ramp instead, which is what experienced investors look for.

Three to four weeks for a standard investor-ready plan, including two workshop sessions with you and one revision round. Faster turnarounds (10 working days) are available for time-pressured fundraises or grant deadlines and are quoted on engagement.

Most plans gather dust the day after the round closes. We build yours as a living document with a quarterly check-in - actuals versus plan, assumption refresh, milestone progress - so the next round, the next bank conversation, and your board reviews all reference one current version.

Freelance writers typically charge £60 to £200 an hour, and specialist consultancies often quote £1,500 to £8,000 for a full investor-grade plan, usually without telling you the final figure until the work is done. We do it the other way round. Fixed fees of £129, £250, or £499 depending on the depth and complexity of your plan, agreed in writing before we start, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. You know the exact cost up front, with no hourly clock running and no surprise invoice at the end.

A template hands you the headings but none of the judgement, and the judgement is the part that gets you funded. Lenders, investors, and caseworkers read hundreds of plans and spot generic, top-down numbers in seconds. A qualified accountant (ACMA, CGMA, ACCA, FCCA) builds your forecasts bottom-up from your real unit economics, pressure-tests every assumption the way a reviewer will, and writes to the format each audience scores against. That is the difference between a plan that gets skimmed and one that gets a yes.

Yes. Most of our plans are commercially sensitive to the clients who paid for them, so rather than post them publicly we share redacted samples relevant to your situation, an investor plan, a bank or Start Up Loans application, or a visa plan, on a short call. We will also walk you through the three-way forecast model itself, so you can see exactly how the numbers are built and who is building them before you commit a penny.

Yes. We are based in London, but the work is done over video calls and shared documents, so we help founders wherever they are in the UK, from a search for a business plan consultant near me to firms looking for a business plan expert in Swansea, Manchester, or anywhere else. You get the same named accountant and the same fixed fee, no matter your postcode.