INVESTMENT AND PROJECT RATING CENTER
We make professional business plans, presentations, financial models and finding an investor.
Our team has been doing this for more than 10 years. We have a clear understanding of how, and most importantly, why a project is designed and how best to present it to an investor.
We design projects in accordance with our corporate style and understanding of how to make it better. We approach each project individually. We do not use different programs to calculate business models and other nonsense. Everything counts by hand, each time finding an individual solution for each client.
Why do you need investment packaging for a project or idea?
An idea in its purest form, or an idea for further development, is not a successful business, or even a successful business project. It is only a hypothesis of what can be done better.
To realize an idea, you have to share it. This will have to be done for at least 3 reasons:
1. You need money to implement it, which means an investor, bank or fund;
2. You need a team that can implement your idea;
3. You need partners who can assist in implementation;
To explain to an investor what you need money for and how soon they will return, to a like-minded person - what you will have to do, to a potential partner - what his advantage is, you have to answer a number of questions, and whether you are ready for them or not, depends on your success.
What does investment packaging include?
Depending on the stage of your project, the package includes a different set of documents of different depth. We conventionally divide projects into six stages: idea, startup, micro-business, small business, medium business, and large business. Each stage has its own recommended set of documents:
Idea.
That stage of the project, when no one, including you, has spent any money yet. The project is a kind of hypothesis about what needs to be improved or done differently.
At this stage we recommend doing the following documentation:
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Business plan format "STARTUP" in the basic version;
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Presentation for protection with a projector;
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Teaser with infographics.
Detailed content of each document and cost can be seen in the Services section.
Startup.
You successfully invest your own and/or other people's money in a project, but you don't get anything back. Or you do, but you invest considerably more. It's still a long way from self-sufficiency.
At this stage, we recommend doing the following documentation:
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"STARTUP" format business plan in basic or full version, depending on the current status of the project;
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A presentation for protection with a projector;
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A presentation to send in hard copy or by mail;
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A teaser with infographics.
Details are also in the Services section. See examples of business plans.
Micro- and small businesses.
In the first case, the project is at the level of self-sufficiency, periodically going up and down. In the second case, it consistently brings in a certain level of income.
At this stage we recommend doing the following documentation:
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STARTUP format business plan in its entirety;
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Presentation for protection with a projector;
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A presentation to give in hard copy or to send by mail;
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Teaser with infographics.
Details are also in the Services section. See examples of business plans.
Medium and big businesses.
This is the case when the company is already steadily generating cash flow, while having the ability to further scale up in the market and enlarge its share.
At this stage, we recommend doing the following documentation:
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A business plan in "EXPERT" format;
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Presentation for protection with a projector;
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Presentation for transmission in hard copy or for sending by mail;
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A teaser with infographics;
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Other documents as required by the investor or funding source.
Details are also in the Services section. See examples of business plans.