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Pizza Restaurant Business Plan & Financial Model

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Dear Entrepreneur,

Feeling unsure about how to launch your business? Overcome hesitancy, eliminate doubt, and unlock your entrepreneurial potential. Discover how our comprehensive guide facilitates your progression from inaction to implementation. Begin your journey today – your future patients and self will be grateful. ✨  #BeginToday

Transform your ‘someday’ into ‘today’ with our Startup Toolkit (Business Plan + Financial Model). Move past procrastination, discover your clear path forward, and boost your drive. Let’s tackle the fear of failure head-on!

Don’t allow apprehension or unfamiliarity to deter you. Our guide clarifies the process, providing straightforward steps and tactics. Embark on your venture now and transition from dreaming to operating.

This is not just another generic business plan filled with uncertainties and generic figures in a dull spreadsheet!

For those feeling daunted about where to start, this plan offers a detailed, step-by-step journey from idea to operational status, ensuring you address all critical aspects without feeling lost.

But Everyone Says This…..Tell Me What’s Inside?

Here are just few of the questions answered in the business plan & financial model:

✔️Find out if it’s worth spending money and time into this idea.

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✔️How much money can you make if you invest $X into this?

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✔️Is $X amount of investment enough?

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✔️When will the business break-even?

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Now Let’s Get Started Writing the Business Plan

 

Start with Financial Model…..

Before you start writing the business plan you should start working on the financial model and market research. This will help you build the overall skeleton of the business. In addition, you can also work on the industry analysis simultaneously. The industry analysis will help you identify pricing and other information of competitors or similar businesses which will help you create the revenue model and build the overall cost structure of the financial model.

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When you start the financial model, you should start with the CapEx assumptions and Capital Structure. The capital structure consists of your equity and debt information throughout the projected years. CapEx assumption consists of investment on fixed assets which will help the business generate revenue over long term (more than 1 year). It is important to note that the difference between asset and expenses involves the fact that once you spend on a expenses then it is gone and it does not have the ability to generate future cash flow like assets. For e.g. if you purchase a building then it is an asset as it has the possibility of generating future cash flows and earnings through rent. On the other hand if you pay your utility bill then it is an expenses as it does not have the potential to generate future cash flow and earnings. 

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Now, let’s focus on Revenue Assumptions but before that we have to look at the promotional budget allocation.

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Now, let’s look at the Revenue Section

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After Revenue, lets move on to Costs……..

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Once you are done entering numbers across assumption tabs then check the Dashboard

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Then check the Income Statement…..

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Then check the Cash Flow Statement…..

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Then check the Balance Sheet…..

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Burn Rate Analysis

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Valuation of the Business

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Who is my target market?

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How do I acquire customers from my target market?

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Cut The Bullshit And Show Me Some Goddamn Pages For Free So I Know What I’m Getting Here!

 

Okay, okay…Now, before we make this magical little exchange where you give me money and I give you your very own copy of Sell Like Crazy…

Sample Business Plan

We have written a business plan and financial model using this template so that you get a clear idea on how powerful the template is!

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But My Business Is Different And This Won’t Work For Me…

 

That’s what you might be saying to yourself…

That’s what that little voice in your head is probably muttering…

“This all sounds great”….

“But my dialysis center is different and this won’t work on my type of patients”….

However, I will personally GUARANTEE you it will.

You see, if for some strange reason you try the strategies outlined in this template and they don’t EXPONENTIALLY grow your dialysis center…

Sound fair? Cool.

Listen, I’ve either got balls the size of church bells…

Or have completely lost my marbles.

Because I mean, show me someone else who stands behind their products like this. Seriously.

Anyhoo.

After you download the template……..

How to Write the Ecommerce Business Plan?

 

I will write a complete business plan for XYZ Dialysis Center in this demo!

Step 1: Download the Business Plan

After you download the Business Plan then you will be redirected to the Thank You Page which contains link to the business plan template and financial model. The click on the Business Plan Template Button and Financial Model to use them.

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Step 2: Start with the Financial Model & Industry Analysis

You should start the Business Plan from the Financial Model and Industry Analysis sections as it helps you build the structure of the overall business and your plan.

When you open the financial model then it looks like this:

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Step 2: Financial Model Starts with Investment

Find out how many trucks are necessary to generate $500K per year. If you want to invest your own money then just enter the figure in equity cell of the spreadsheet. If you wish to take a loan for N number of years with X% of interest then just enter the figures and the model will take care of everything.

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This is part of CapEx where we have provided prefilled items. Dont have to waste time on finding the items. You have the option to choose between large, mid or small trucks and you can also operate with 3 types of trucks simultaneously. We have researched prices of large trucks, mid sized trucks and small trucks. The best is that you dont have to worry about if you need more or less investment based on revenue projections.

The Prices of key items such as trucks, maintenance equipments and other key investment items are well researched and already entered in the modely. So, you dont have to waste your precious time browsing countless pages on Google to find these info. However, if you think of changing any of the investment figures then you can do that as well.

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Step 3: Revenue Assumptions

The revenue of your  business depends on how many customer you can acquire. Now there are 2 ways to acquire customers- increase marketing budget or find people organically who are willing to take your services. In our model, you can adjust for both the ways! In addition, we have included number of promotional channels which might be used by you such as website, in-person marketing, Google Ads, etc. So let’s say that you are using in-person marketing and you have 3 people on payroll to find new customers by either cold calling them or visiting them personally. If you spend $50K on salaries for these 3 people per month and on an average they are able to bring in 25 new customers every month. So, for acquiring each customer you need to spend around $2,000. In the model you can adjust these factors and find out if your business can be profitable and your cash flow can be sustainable to run your business for the long term.

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In the forthcoming section of our revenue strategy for your dialysis center, we will explore the core sources of income, billing strategies, patient demographics for each income stream, and additional essential factors that impact revenue generation. The three principal sources of income include In-Center Hemodialysis Services, Home Dialysis Training and Support, and Specialized Treatment Programs. Furthermore, given the distinctive services offered by our center, we have also integrated Wellness and Preventative Care Programs as an additional source of income. These revenue streams can be utilized collectively or individually tailored according to your operational strategy and the needs of the market.

The analysis of each revenue generator is comprehensive. In-Center Hemodialysis Services encompass providing regular dialysis treatments within our facility, catering to patients with varying needs and conditions. Our billing approach is inclusive, offering rates that reflect the quality and comprehensiveness of our care while considering the financial assistance programs available for qualifying patients.

Through Wholesale Distribution, we extend our services beyond the center by partnering with local healthcare providers and residential care facilities, enabling wider access to our services. The terms of these partnerships are tailored to fit mutual requirements, focusing on patient volume and service exclusivity.

Our Limited Edition Releases, or in this context, Specialized Treatment Programs, introduce innovative or advanced dialysis treatments. These are designed to cater to specific patient needs and are priced accordingly to mirror their specialized nature and limited availability.

Lastly, our Merchandise Sales segment is redefined as Wellness and Preventative Care Programs, which aim to support patients beyond traditional dialysis treatment. These include educational initiatives, lifestyle counseling, and nutritional guidance designed to improve overall patient health and reduce the frequency of dialysis sessions needed.

By segmenting our services in this manner, we aim to address the varied preferences and requirements of our patients while enhancing our center’s revenue capabilities through diverse channels and patient care initiatives.

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Let’s delve into the revenue structure for your dialysis center, connecting it to the patient acquisition metrics from the previous discussion. In the initial year, let’s envision your center engaging 100 new patients. Of these, 70% enroll in ongoing treatment plans, reflecting strong patient retention or a subscription-like model, while the remaining 30% are associated with one-time or short-term treatments. Consequently, 70 patients contribute to your Recurring Treatment Revenue, and 30 patients to your One-Time Treatment Revenue.

Further breaking down the group with recurring treatments, consider:

40 patients are on a fixed schedule, receiving multiple treatments per week (high frequency),

20 patients visit for regular but less frequent sessions, perhaps aligned with specific health plans or during certain times of the year (moderate frequency),

10 patients come in for occasional treatments, possibly when transitioning between different health stages or evaluating their treatment plans (low frequency).

This segmentation allows for a tailored revenue framework suited to the unique dynamics of your dialysis center, providing a transparent outline of revenue expectations with detailed breakdowns by month. Such a structured approach aids in precise revenue prediction, accounting for new patient rates, retention levels, and turnover, all of which are crucial for your financial statements and overall fiscal strategy.

By estimating revenue on a monthly basis, you acquire a nuanced understanding of patient behaviors over time — the rate of new patient intake, the proportion of returning patients, and the attrition rate. This granular insight facilitates more accurate financial forecasting and informed strategic planning for your dialysis center.

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Step 4: Cost Assumptions

In the context of your dialysis center, understanding the distinction between variable and fixed costs is essential for effective financial management. Variable costs change with the number of treatments provided—for example, as you treat more patients, the costs for medical supplies (such as dialyzers, tubing, and saline solutions) and consumables will increase. Other variable costs may include utilities like water and electricity, which can vary with usage levels, and charges for medical waste disposal, which grow with the volume of waste produced.

Conversely, fixed costs remain steady regardless of the number of patients treated. These include expenses such as rent for your clinic space, salaries for your core administrative and medical staff, and subscription costs for any healthcare management software used in operations. These costs are incurred even if patient numbers fluctuate.

According to Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) guidelines, these costs are categorized into Cost of Services Provided (CSP) and Operating Expenses (OPEX): Cost of Services Provided (CSP): This category includes all the variable costs directly associated with providing dialysis treatment. It covers the cost of medical supplies, direct labor by medical staff engaged in patient care, and any other direct costs like sanitation and patient-specific treatment adjustments. Operating Expenses (OPEX): These represent your fixed costs, encompassing all the overhead necessary to operate your center but not directly tied to patient care. This includes rent, utilities, non-medical employee salaries, marketing expenses, and any software or administrative costs.

Understanding the difference between these two types of costs is crucial for accurately reporting your financial performance, forecasting future expenses, and pricing your services competitively while ensuring your center remains profitable.

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Step 5: Cash Flow Assumptions

For your dialysis center, effective cash flow management is crucial and relies on assumptions related to patient billings, supplier payments, and inventory management.

Patient Billing Assumptions: If patients or insurance companies delay payments for treatments, this will increase your accounts receivable balance, potentially affecting your cash flow. Offering incentives for prompt payment or implementing more stringent billing policies could help mitigate this issue.

Supplier Payment Assumptions: Postponing payments to your suppliers for medical supplies (such as dialyzers, tubing, and saline solutions) might temporarily improve your cash position. However, it is essential to manage these delays with care to avoid harming relationships with suppliers. Negotiating extended payment terms in advance can offer similar benefits to your cash flow without the associated risks.

Inventory Assumptions: Maintaining large amounts of medical inventory can significantly immobilize cash. Implementing just-in-time (JIT) inventory practices or improving demand forecasting can help reduce the financial impact. For a dialysis center, it is also vital to balance the need for sufficient medical supplies and equipment against the costs of holding large inventories.

These assumptions are critical to your financial strategy and cash flow management. By judiciously handling patient billings, supplier payments, and inventory levels, you can ensure a more stable cash flow, facilitating smoother operations and the financial flexibility to capitalize on opportunities for growth in your dialysis center.

Now Let’s Dig Deeper….

 

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Step 5: Analyze Results of the Financial Model

Now that you have entered every assumptions into the model, WHATS THE OUTCOME?

✔️ Minimum Capital Requirements: Estimate the essential startup funds based on anticipated expenses for initial facility setup, marketing, medical inventory, and operational costs in line with your service delivery targets.

✔️ Cash Flow Projections: Analyze how cash flow might be affected under various circumstances: if patient numbers fall short in the initial years, if patient acquisition costs exceed expectations, or if there are unexpected rises in medical supply expenses. This analysis will help gauge your clinic’s financial stability without substantial initial capital.

✔️ Securing Financing: When seeking funds through loans or investor contributions, this financial model will guide you in detailing: the total capital required, the justification for this amount, intended use of the funds, the timeframe for achieving profitability, and comprehensive plans to reach these financial goals. It also supports your patient service and expansion predictions with robust figures and assessments.

✔️ Viability Evaluation: Assess the feasibility of opening a dialysis center by examining market needs, competitive landscape, pricing models, and expense frameworks.

✔️ Strategic Planning for Established Facilities: For those already active in the healthcare sector, this financial model provides an impartial viewpoint to enhance your strategies, improve clinic operations, and strategically plan for future growth or new service offerings.

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Step 6: Start Writing The Business Plan with Industry Analysis

You should start the business plan from the industry analysis which will help you finetune the numbers in the model. For e.g. in the competitive landscape analysis of industry analysis you have to extract pricing and other information of competitors. Now, sometimes the prices are available on your competitors website or social media and in many cases you may have to contact your competitors. The prices will help you identify the appropriate pricing strategy which can later be fed into the model.

Step 6: Marketing Plan

Start your marketing plan which the promotional channels that you plan to use. Now, in the previous section (industry analysis) you conducted a competitive landscape analysis and that helps you identify the promotional channels used by your competitors. There are tools to identify performance across these promotioanl channels of a particular business, for e.g. you can use Semrush to find out the No. of visitors on a competitors website per month. This can help you figure out how polular a competitors is. Also, you can find out which blog pages are visited most by the target market in your competitors website to find out interesting topics for your target market.

Step 7: Operational Overview

If you are initiating a new dialysis center, enumerate the services you intend to provide and develop Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for each of these service offerings. Documenting the comprehensive service delivery process will assist in identifying potential service gaps that might not be apparent during the planning phase. The operational plan will enable you to clearly articulate the service delivery mechanism to new staff members or stakeholders.

Step 8: Organizational Overview

Make a list of personnel that you plan to recruit, their salaries and other benefits. Write down the job description of each position. Then create an organogram with appropriate hierarchy.

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Pick & Choose! The most applicable positions and job descriptions for the dialysis center have likely been provided. Retain what is necessary and remove what is not. The requirements for each dialysis center vary. For example, if you are partnering with external medical services, you might not need in-house nephrologists.

Step 9: Executive Summary + Other Sections

Make a list of personnel that you plan to recruit, their salaries and other benefits. Write down the job description of each position. Then create an organogram with appropriate hierarchy.

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Every other reason for not buying....

❌ “But you can’t replace hiring a business plan writer to do this”

✅ This template costs $49 not $2,000. Also, you have more control over the writing process. The template is very specific so you will have relevant info in Industry Analysis, Financial Model and other sections. 

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❌ “But can you guaruntee that I will get a bank loan using this?

✅ No, I cannot guarantee anything for $49. The purpose of this template is to make it easier and less time consuming for you to write a business plan.

Who developed this template?

Our templates are developed by CPAs, CFAs and Ex- consultants of BCG, Mckinsey, PwC and KMPG. Elma Steven is the Head of our Quality Control.

Can I validate my the prospect of my MVP using this?

Yes. The financial model will help you plug in price, unit cost, payables and other assumptions which will allow you to project the revenue, profit and other KPIs.