Business Plan Numbers for Beginners: Sales, Costs, and Startup Funds Tables

Founders stuck on the numbers after outlining their business plan use this beginner template to fill in three tables - sales, costs, and startup funds - for their plan. The whiteboard holds a sales plan grid across four periods, an expense list split into fixed and variable costs, five steps for building the numbers, three basis frames for customer count, price, and costs, a startup funds and financing frame, and a monthly cash flow frame. The task board runs five columns from gathering numbers to done, opening with four parent tasks and twelve subtasks, all not started. Sales come from customers times price times days open, then costs split into fixed and variable to find the sales level that turns a profit, so this suits anyone about to apply for a startup loan or pitch an internal proposal who needs to explain where the numbers come from. Every example amount is filled in, so you only need to swap in your own numbers to complete all three tables.