Business Plans & Business Cases

A plan that survives the hard questions.

The narrative and the numbers come from the same model. Every figure is defensible, traceable back to its source — the difference between a story with numbers and numbers with a story.

In the meeting with the investor
What if sales drop 20%?
−20% scenario, calculated right now: cash bottoms out in October at €38K and the plan is still financeable — debt service coverage 1.4×.
answered in the meeting itself, straight from the model

Investors don't sign off on a pretty PDF anymore. They sign off on a model that holds up to questions. A plan based on made-up estimates doesn't survive due diligence; one whose assumptions cite real sources does.

The model first, the document after.

Most people write the plan and then make the numbers fit. We build the financial model first — the document is written on its results, not the other way around.

Why this plan gets the "yes"

Answers in the meeting itself

When the investor or bank manager asks "what if...?", the answer comes from the model in front of them — not a "we'll look into it and get back to you."

Assumptions with a source, not with faith

Market size, pricing, margins, and timelines checked against industry data, comparables, and benchmarks cited right in the document. Ask "where does this number come from?" and there's always an answer.

Monetization validated before scaling

Only 4% of failed Spanish startups had validated their break-even point before raising investment (BIGBAN Research 2024) — many scaled on a hypothesis, not a proven figure. The process stress-tests price, acquisition cost, and recurrence before real money goes in.

A tool that survives the pitch.

We know the Spanish financing landscape — ICO credit lines, digitalization grants, the usual requirements from guarantee societies and venture capital. And the model behind the plan stays in your company: it's not a one-off deliverable, it's the tool you'll use to plan and track afterward.

DOCUMENTProfessionally designed business plan, ready to present
ENGINEExcel financial model backing every figure — the same tool that answers when the bank asks for quarterly follow-up, editable
PITCHSummary executive presentation for meetings

The bank meeting already has a date. So will the "what if...?" question.

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