For brick and mortar
You have the keys.Now get the plan on paper.
Shops, restaurants, salons, studios, gyms, retail. Byrdie, your AI coach, reads your lease and your bills and writes the numbers a landlord or a lender is going to ask for, inside a complete business plan.
A candle studio points Byrdie at its website, and its products and prices are already filled in before the first question.
Why a storefront needs the plan on paper
- 01
The lease renewal is coming
The landlord asks for financials before talking terms. A plan with your real rent, sales, and costs is the difference between negotiating and accepting.
- 02
The bank wants a plan before the equipment loan
A new oven, a second chair, a walk-in cooler. Lenders ask for the plan first, and a plan drafted from your actual bills is one they can check.
- 03
A second location starts with a forecast
Before the build-out, someone will ask what the first location earns and what the second will cost. The plan already has both.
How Byrdie helps a storefront
- 01
Reads your lease
Upload it and Byrdie explains the clauses that can hurt you, the dates that matter, and the questions to bring a lawyer. The dates land on your calendar.
- 02
Audits your bills
Rent, utilities, insurance, subscriptions: itemized, totaled by month, and flagged where you pay twice. The numbers feed your financials.
- 03
Checks your insurance
Upload the certificate of insurance and Byrdie reads the coverage, notes the gaps to ask about, and tracks the renewal.
- 04
Puts you on the map
A web presence score for your site, listings, and socials, plus real similar businesses nearby with their reviews and pricing.
What your business plan includes
Every section a lender expects, plus the lease review, the bill audit, and the compliance calendar a physical location needs.
- 01Executive Summary
- 02Company Description
- 03Market Analysis
- 04Target Audience & Personas
- 05Products & Services
- 06Marketing & Sales Strategy
- 07Social Media Plan
- 08Email Marketing & Campaign Testing
- 09Tech Stack & Tools Strategy
- 10Operations Plan
- 11Organization & Management
- 12First-Year Costs & Tax Write-Offs
- 13Funding Options & Methods
- 14Building Business Credit
- 15Financial Assumptions & Startup Costs
- 16Growth Roadmap
- 17Appendix
- Byrdie, your AI coach, on every page
- Import your website, documents, or notes
- Research, personas, and similar-business analysis
- Government contracting and capability statements
- Lease, insurance, bills, and compliance tools
- File vault, saved reports, and typeset exports
From nothingto a full business plan.
Three steps. No template to fill in, no blank page.
- Step 1
Answer a few questions
Byrdie asks about your business in plain language. Talk or type. Skip what does not apply.
- Step 2
Import what you already have
Paste your website, upload a lease or a deck, or drop in old notes. Byrdie reads it and fills in the plan.
- Step 3
Byrdie drafts, you refine
Every section is written from your facts. Rewrite any of them as often as you like, then export.
Create your business for free first. Pay once when you want the whole plan.
- Every section of your business plan, drafted and rewritable
- Research, contracting documents, and all six health tools
- File vault, saved reports, and exports
- Permanent. No subscription, no renewal
Free to start. No card until you unlock.
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Your business deserves a real plan.Not a folder of good intentions.
Your profile built and your overview written before you pay a dime — and all 17 sections the second you upgrade.
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