Does the AI calculate my forecast?

No. The AI suggests inputs: a new product and its price, a hire, a loan, a change to a cost. Our own forecasting engine calculates what those inputs do to your profit, cash and runway, the same way it calculates the rest of your forecast, so every figure traces back to an input you can see and change.

Are the suggestions templates?

No. Each one is made from your own plan and website: what you sell, what you charge, who you employ and where you trade. A bakery and a software company asking for the same goal get different strategies, because their plans are different.

What happens when I add a suggestion to my plan?

It becomes ordinary records in your forecast. A strategy is added as a project you can switch on and off; a sales idea, a cost change or a loan lands in your plan like one you entered yourself. You can edit any of it, or remove it.

Will it always suggest funding?

No. A funding idea only appears when your plan's cash goes below zero. It then says how much you'd need and by when, and offers it as a loan and as an investment, so you can compare the two.

What do I get on a free account?

Plan checks, which spot where your plan looks wrong about the business today, and one fix and one improvement in full. Everything else, including every strategy for a goal, shows as an outline: what it is and where it lands in your plan, without the detail. A subscription shows every suggestion in full and lets you add any of them in a click.

Can I ask for something specific?

Yes. Describe an idea in your own words, or set a goal in your own words, and the AI builds it the same way as one it suggested, through the same checks.

AI suggestions

See what your business could become

Your forecast shows the business as it is today. bluprnts' AI reads that plan and your website, and suggests what could come next: strategies to reach a goal, scenarios that stress-test the plan, and the funding you'd need if cash runs short. Every suggestion is made from your own plan, never a template. The AI suggests the inputs; our engine calculates what each one does to your profit and cash, and you add it in a click.

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Goals

Set a goal, get three ways to reach it

Pick a goal the AI suggests from your plan, or set one in your own words: grow revenue, lift profit, keep cash above a floor. Each goal is measured by one figure, so you can see exactly how far each route gets you.

The AI comes back with three strategies, each marked as a new venture or a change to your plan, and as small or big. A second site, a wholesale channel and a price rise are three very different answers to "grow revenue", and you see them side by side.

Built into your plan
A real project, not a paragraph
Each strategy is built as a draft project with its own products, sales, costs, hires and funding, so it's modelled, not just described.
Measured by our engine
Whether it gets you there
You see whether it meets the goal, the profit it adds over the plan, revenue, and your cash low point, with its cash line drawn against your plan's month by month.
Yours to choose
Add it, or leave it
Where a strategy needs money, choose between a loan and investors. Add the one you like as a project and switch it on and off against your plan.

Scenarios

Know what could go wrong before it does

Lenders and investors ask for a downside case, and most plans don't have one. The AI suggests scenarios for your business in particular, answering the what-ifs that matter to it: the downside, a cost shock, and cash arriving late, as well as the upside.

Downside. A channel sells less, or a product slows, where that is what would hit you.
Cost shock. Something you really pay for rises, like a raw material or rent.
Cash timing. Customers pay later, suppliers want paying sooner, or a variable loan's rate goes up.
The bigger picture. A recession or an inflation spike, across the whole business, with how a sensible owner would respond.

Each scenario comes with a one-line reason it could happen to your business, and our engine shows what it does to your profit and cash before you add it to compare against your plan.

How scenario planning works →

Funding

How much would you need to raise, and by when?

If your plan's cash goes below zero, the AI says how much you'd need and the month you'd need it by, with a cushion so you aren't raising to the last penny. It offers the money two ways, as a loan and as an investment, so you can compare what each costs you.

If your cash never runs short, you won't get a funding suggestion. It isn't there to sell you debt.

The amount comes from your own forecast cash, worked out by our engine. The AI proposes the terms: a loan's rate and length within a sensible range, or the size of an investment.

Ideas for your plan

A second pair of eyes on every page

Ideas for your plan sits in the header of every page. Ask for ideas and the AI looks across the whole forecast:

Plan checks spot where your plan looks wrong about the business today, like sales far from the turnover your website states.
Sales ideas and plan events suggest a change to what you sell, or something worth planning for.
Projects, funding and scenarios come from the same place.

Every idea shows what it does to your profit and your cash, in the first year and over the whole plan, worked out by our engine before you decide. You can also describe an idea in your own words and the AI builds it the same way.

The AI suggests. Our engine calculates.

Language models are good at ideas and bad at arithmetic, and they can't show their working. So the AI in bluprnts never calculates a figure in your forecast. It proposes inputs, like a product and its price, a hire, a loan or a change to a cost, and our own driver-based engine calculates everything that follows from them.

That means a suggestion is held to the same standard as the rest of your plan. Every figure it produces traces back to an input you can see and change, which is what a lender or an investor needs when they pull on a number.

How the driver-based model works →

What's free

Checking your plan is free

On a free account, plan checks are free, and you see one fix and one improvement in full. Every other suggestion, and every strategy for a goal, shows as an outline: what it is and where it lands in your plan.

A subscription shows every suggestion in full and lets you add any of them in a click. It starts at $59 a month, priced by your revenue last year, with every feature in every band.

See pricing →

Questions about AI suggestions

Does the AI calculate my forecast?: No. The AI suggests inputs: a new product and its price, a hire, a loan, a change to a cost. Our own forecasting engine calculates what those inputs do to your profit, cash and runway, the same way it calculates the rest of your forecast, so every figure traces back to an input you can see and change.
Are the suggestions templates?: No. Each one is made from your own plan and website: what you sell, what you charge, who you employ and where you trade. A bakery and a software company asking for the same goal get different strategies, because their plans are different.
What happens when I add a suggestion to my plan?: It becomes ordinary records in your forecast. A strategy is added as a project you can switch on and off; a sales idea, a cost change or a loan lands in your plan like one you entered yourself. You can edit any of it, or remove it.
Will it always suggest funding?: No. A funding idea only appears when your plan's cash goes below zero. It then says how much you'd need and by when, and offers it as a loan and as an investment, so you can compare the two.
What do I get on a free account?: Plan checks, which spot where your plan looks wrong about the business today, and one fix and one improvement in full. Everything else, including every strategy for a goal, shows as an outline: what it is and where it lands in your plan, without the detail. A subscription shows every suggestion in full and lets you add any of them in a click.
Can I ask for something specific?: Yes. Describe an idea in your own words, or set a goal in your own words, and the AI builds it the same way as one it suggested, through the same checks.