One portal for every business plan you will ever need in Canada: bank and government-guaranteed loans, grants and subsidies, investor raises, and entrepreneur immigration — each plan built to the exact standard the reviewing institution expects.
A business plan is only as good as the institution that approves it. We build each plan around the criteria of the specific lender, funding program, or immigration stream it is going to.
Bank-ready plans for CSBFP government-guaranteed loans (up to $1.15M), BDC, banks, credit unions, equipment financing and private lending — with DSCR and sensitivity analysis built in.
Explore financing plans →Application-ready plans and budgets for federal and provincial grants, wage subsidies, hiring and training incentives, export funding and innovation programs.
Explore grant plans →IRCC- and PNP-compliant plans for provincial entrepreneur streams, C11 entrepreneur work permits, intra-company transfers and the new federal entrepreneur pathways.
Explore immigration plans →Investor-ready plans, feasibility studies and pitch documents with valuation logic, NPV/IRR, break-even and scenario testing that stand up to due diligence.
See packages →A bank credit officer, a grant adjudicator and a provincial nominee program officer each read a business plan differently. A generic template satisfies none of them. Every plan we prepare starts from the actual assessment criteria of the target program — the ratios the lender must see, the eligible costs the grant will fund, the job-creation and investment thresholds the immigration stream requires.
Two restaurants on the same street can need completely different plans: one is applying for a CSBFP loan, the other for a PNP entrepreneur stream. Same industry, different reviewer, different tests, different plan. That's why nothing we deliver is recycled — the structure, research, narrative and financial model are all built from your project.
Reviewers spot these instantly — and template plans are a leading cause of refusals and declines. It's the reason we start every engagement with the client questionnaire.
Federal statutes and agencies, plus the nominee streams and small-business programs of all ten provinces and three territories.
We identify your goal — loan, grant, investor or immigration stream — and confirm which programs you can realistically qualify for before any work begins.
A structured questionnaire and document checklist captures your business model, financials, market and team. We fill the gaps with our own research.
We draft the full plan and build the 5-year financial model, mapped section-by-section to the target program's assessment criteria.
You review a complete draft, we refine it with you, and you receive a submission-ready plan in Word and PDF — with revisions included.
Launching a restaurant, trades company, clinic, franchise, trucking firm or e-commerce brand — and need financing or startup funding to make it real.
Expanding, acquiring, buying equipment or premises, restructuring debt, or applying for grants, subsidies and export programs.
Applying under a provincial nominee entrepreneur stream, a C11 work permit, an intra-company transfer, or preparing for the new federal entrepreneur pathways.
Different industries face different reviewer questions — food-safety approvals, fleet insurance, clinical licensing, franchise disclosure. We build those specifics into the plan.
Restaurants, cafés, food trucks, catering, food processing — seat-count revenue builds, food cost and labour modelling.
Long-haul, drayage, courier and warehousing — per-truck economics, fuel, insurance and driver costs.
GCs, framing, electrical, plumbing, landscaping — WIP cash-flow, bonding and equipment financing cases.
Convenience, gas stations, liquor, franchise units — inventory turns, franchisor pro-formas and lender packages.
Clinics, pharmacies, dental, home care, childcare — licensing pathways and staffing-ratio economics.
SaaS, marketplaces, D2C brands — unit economics, CAC/LTV and investor-grade growth assumptions.
Farms, greenhouses, processors — seasonality, quota and CALA/FCC financing structures.
Salons, cleaning, auto repair, fabrication, import/export — and everything in between.
Free, no-obligation consultation — including a frank assessment of program eligibility.
