A personalized small-business launch planning guide. You answer a short questionnaire about your idea, your state, your partners, your capital, and your time, and we generate a plan: business structures ranked honestly for your situation, readiness gauges, a first-year budget, registration and licensing steps, pricing basics, and a dated path to opening day.

It ranks sole proprietorship, LLC, S-corp election, partnership, and corporation for your specific situation and explains the trade-offs — liability, taxes, cost, paperwork. The final call on entity type and any tax election belongs with an attorney and a CPA, and the plan says exactly what to ask them.

No. The plan explains how structures, registrations, and taxes typically work so you walk into a professional's office prepared. Entity formation, contracts, and tax elections should be confirmed with a licensed attorney and a CPA or enrolled agent.

They're approximate ranges informed by public sources like the IRS, the U.S. Small Business Administration, and published state filing-fee schedules. Fees and requirements vary by state, city, and industry — always verify with your state's business-filing office and local licensing authority.

The plan will say so. If your runway, hours, or market clarity don't support a launch yet, the gauges show it and the timeline shifts toward validation and saving first. An honest 'not yet' is cheaper than a business that runs out of cash in month four.

During our introductory period every level is free.

2-6 minutes to answer, and the plan is emailed within a few minutes after that.

We only use your answers to generate your plan, and we deliver it by email. We don't sell your information.