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How much should I charge to write a business plan for someone? (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by Therealdickjohnson@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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Not sure if this is the right place to ask this. I recently got laid off from my job and looking to possibly start a side thing. A lawyer friend has a client who is looking for help with a business plan and willing to pay. I've done a few before but more as case studies with a team during my MBA. Other than a couple other consulting gigs for other people I know, I haven't really had much experience. I know what it takes in a broad sense and know that I could put together something worth their while, but I am not sure on what to charge or roughly how long it would take. Google says anywhere from $1000 to $25000. Lol. Looking for some feedback that could help me narrow down the range. TIA

Edit: I am in Canada.

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[–] BBQGoose@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Download the Fivver app and check out the prices and services of freelancers under the business tab/business plan section..

I actually just was looking into it today for my business.

Usually business plans are for loans, grants, and just a way to map out business growth and define objectives, business structure, either for personal reference or for micro lenders if they want to invest in your business. Sometime your business plan may change over the course of a year so it's good to know where you are and what you are in business for!

Overall that was my takeaway from just 15 minutes of reading the Fivver sellers profiles and gigs. a range of prices depending on experience of freelancer and reviews they received make its possible to up their prices accordingly.

Maybe you could sell your services on there? Good luck 🤞

[–] Therealdickjohnson@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

Thanks! This is very helpful!