Looking for a sample business plan? You’ve come to the right place. A business plan is traditionally used to either lay out a blueprint for your company or general or entice prospective lenders. Generally, this document will contain a good deal of information about your company, and, if you're asking for investments, what you plan on doing with the money you'll receive.

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Business plans are fairly robust documents and can be personalized for any company. If you’re thinking about requesting funding, it’s smart to put one together.

Here’s a sample business plan:


Sample Business Plan

Sample Business Plan. To create your own personalized Business Plan, click the image above.
 

Our sample business plan is for John Doe’s Widgets and asks for $5,000 funding. The actual document is of course longer than a single page, but we’ve only produced the front page of our sample business plan here. Also, when you’re discussing your business dealings with an outside entity, it’s never a bad idea to have them sign a Non Disclosure Agreement (NDA).

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