Generate Investor-Ready Business Cases for Fundraising

Business Case Generator produces a complete, investor-ready business case document for startup fundraising or strategic planning. It gathers context first - company basics (name, elevator pitch, stage, problem, target customers), audience (VCs, angels, or strategic partners; fundraising, partnership, or internal planning), and available materials (pitch deck, market sizing, financial model, competitive analysis) - then activates related skills (market-sizing-analysis, startup-financial-modeling, competitive-landscape, team-composition-analysis, startup-metrics-framework) before assembling a ten-section document: Executive Summary; Problem and Market Opportunity, with TAM/SAM/SOM sizing and methodology; Solution and Product, features, value proposition, roadmap, and IP; Competitive Analysis, a feature and pricing matrix, differentiation, positioning, and barriers to entry; Business Model and Go-to-Market, revenue model, pricing, CAC, sales model, and customer success; Financial Projections, a 3-year summary, unit economics such as CAC, LTV, LTV:CAC ratio, CAC payback, and burn multiple, plus scenario analysis; Team and Organization, leadership bios, headcount plan, org chart, and equity/comp; Traction and Milestones; Risks and Mitigation across market, execution, financial, and regulatory categories, each with mitigations; and Funding Request and Use of Proceeds, amount, structure, a use-of-proceeds breakdown, milestones, and runway. It then suggests visuals (a TAM funnel chart, positioning maps, financial trend charts, an org chart, a use-of-proceeds pie chart), optional add-on sections for regulated, deep-tech, or biotech businesses, a one-page executive summary slide, and saves the result as a dated markdown file, business-case-[company-name]-YYYY-MM-DD.md, with tips for converting it to a shareable PDF.

Use it when preparing a fundraising or strategic-planning document that needs to cover market opportunity, product, competition, financials, team, risk, and a funding ask in one place - the skill estimates 1-2 hours to produce an investor-grade, 15-20 page result. Its stated best practices: lead with the customer problem, quantify everything, cite data sources, acknowledge risks honestly, and keep the executive summary to at most 2 pages; explicitly avoid unsupported claims, ignoring competition, skipping the "why now," or using a generic unedited template. It's not the right skill for a task unrelated to producing this document, or a different domain outside its scope.

Input: company basics, audience and goal, and any existing materials such as a pitch deck, market sizing, financial model, or competitive analysis. Output: a full markdown business case document across the ten sections above, plus a companion one-page executive summary slide covering problem and solution bullets, TAM/SAM/SOM, traction, team, ask, and contact info.

• Synthesizes with /market-opportunity (TAM/SAM/SOM analysis) and /financial-projections (full financial model) commands
• References market-sizing-analysis, startup-financial-modeling, competitive-landscape, team-composition-analysis, and startup-metrics-framework skills
• Detailed examples live in resources/implementation-playbook.md

Founders and startup teams preparing a fundraising deck or strategic plan who need a complete, well-structured business case rather than assembling one section by section from scratch.