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Define your customer, the problem you solve, your offer and how you would earn revenue. Separate evidence from assumptions and decide what still needs testing.
Before you put your savings, time or next chapter behind an idea, understand what it needs to work. Build a practical business plan, test the financial assumptions and decide what to do next.
Tell us about your ideaYou do not need a registered company, a finished spreadsheet or a polished pitch. Start with what you know about your idea and the questions keeping you from moving forward. We turn that into clear commercial questions and a piece of work with an agreed scope and fee.
Define your customer, the problem you solve, your offer and how you would earn revenue. Separate evidence from assumptions and decide what still needs testing.
Map start-up spending, pricing, running costs and your income needs. Understand break-even, cash timing and the funding required before committing.
Connect the business concept and financial model to practical priorities. Know what to test, what to change and what would justify taking the next step.
A forecast cannot prove future demand or guarantee success. It can show what must be true, where the plan is exposed and how a smaller test could reduce uncertainty. We help you make those decisions with clear numbers and plain English.


I know what it means to build a business and take responsibility for making the plan happen. That experience shapes the questions I ask and the support I give.
As a co-founder and CFO, I secured over £14m in funding and helped scale a business to more than £100m in global revenue. You don’t need to be that size to benefit from that experience.
Talk directly with MattYes. You can start with an idea, an early concept or a planned launch. We agree the work around your starting point and the decisions you need to make.
A short description of the idea and anything you already have: research, cost estimates, notes or a spreadsheet. We identify the missing information together.
Yes, where funding is part of the plan. We connect the deck to the business case and financial model so the story and numbers agree.