Technology Startup Business Plan
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Australia is home to many inventions and breakthrough technologies. Australian federal and state governments widely support Australian technology startups through grants, tax breaks, various initiatives and schemes, and the immigration policy. On the other hand, business angels and venture capital funds constantly look for ideas with the promise to invent new business categories or radically change the existing ones.
If you have a promising business idea in the technology field and need funds to make it a reality, a professional technology startup business plan will help you tap into private capital and government support resources. It will effectively present the idea, outlining the benefits for the community, the country and even the humanity, and will demonstrate how it is to be executed through realistic goal setting, rational operational and competitive strategies, and a solid business structure. To improve your changes to attract investors, your technology startup business plan may be converted into an investment proposal - a document which focuses on the business opportunity’s attractiveness and above-average returns on funds invested. It will elaborate on the customer value proposition, business scalability, strategic capabilities, and the competitive advantage and its sustainability. Read our article on What is the difference between a business plan and an investment proposal? |
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How Professional Business Plans can help with your technology startup business plan?
- Professional Business Plans can write a Business Plan for your technology business in three days for $695!
- It takes just one hour of your time over the phone to brief our planner. We do the rest!
- You can upgrade your business plan with Market Research on the latest statistics and trends in your industry, the size of your particular market and your customer base. It costs from $395.
- Your technology startup business plan will need to be supported with a sound Financial Plan to prove the financial viability to yourself and your investors. Our financial plan service costs $395 for a 1-year financial plan, if ordered together with the business plan; every subsequent year is $100.
- If you are looking for investment from business angels or venture capital funds, read our Business Angel Plans and Investment Proposal pages.
- You may want to supplement your startup business plan or investment proposal with a Pitch Deck - a summary of the major aspects of your business, aiming to make your investors interested.
To discuss your needs or to order a technology startup business plan, call us on 02 8072 8929 or Request A Call Back.
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is a CPA Practice
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Why choose Professional Business Plans to write your technology startup business plan?
- We hold strong expertise and years of experience in writing business plans and investment proposals for technology startups.
- Our business plans are custom made to fully reflect your concept, expertise, resources, capabilities and needs.
- Our business plans are designed to serve as an effective guide/action plan for setting up and expanding your business.
- Our business plans are concise and focused.
- Our financial plans are prepared by experienced CPA accountants.
- Our financial plans are detailed, properly researched and substantiated, with a particular focus on proving your startup's scalability and profitability.
- All information you provide us with is confidential.
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Professional Business Plans is a CPA Practice
Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation
We write professional business plans for technology startups across Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Cairns, Darwin, Perth, Adelaide and Hobart.
We write professional business plans for technology startups across Australia, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Cairns, Darwin, Perth, Adelaide and Hobart.