The Funding Formula: Your Dreams Deserve a Plan
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The Funding Formula: Your Dreams Deserve a Plan

Updated: May 22

Find Out Exactly How Much Capital You Need






W didn’t start your business to play small. You started it to make an impact, build something real, and create the life you dreamed about.

But every dream needs a plan. And when it comes to growing your business, that plan usually starts with one simple but powerful question:


How much capital will it take?


That’s why we created The Funding Formula—an easy, accurate way to figure out how much funding you really need to take your next big step.


Because your future deserves more than guesswork.


"Just Guess" Isn’t a Strategy


If you’ve ever thought, “I want to grow, but I don’t know how much it’ll cost,” you’re not alone. Most business owners don’t have a clear number in mind. And that’s not their fault.


Most loan calculators toss the question back at you: “How much do you want to borrow?”

But that’s not helpful when you’re pricing real-world growth—like opening a second location, upgrading your equipment, or hiring your first full-time team. The right number depends on your business, margins, and goals.


  • A boutique gym looks different than a new coffee shop.

  • A bakery expansion isn't priced like a food truck launch.

  • A winery upgrade isn’t the same as a retail relaunch.


The Funding Formula uses real-world data and AI to customize your estimate based on what you actually want to build. It’s not cookie-cutter. It’s built for you.


Real Businesses. Real Numbers.

Here’s what The Funding Formula helped uncover for two very different businesses:


🍷 The Winery

Goal: Purchase new production equipment + hire 2 part-time employees before peak season.


Funding Formula Estimate: $68,000

  • $45,000 for equipment (tanks, press, bottling line upgrades)

  • $18,000 in part-time staffing costs for 6 months

  • $5,000 buffer for unexpected costs or working capital


Result: They stopped guessing, started planning, and are on track for their biggest harvest season yet.


🛍️ The Retail Boutique

Goal: Refinance $25K in debt and invest in a fresh marketing campaign for e-commerce growth.


Funding Formula Estimate: $41,500

  • $25,000 debt consolidation

  • $10,000 for digital marketing strategy and ad spend

  • $6,500 to support cash flow during rollout


Result: They got clarity on their true needs and a smarter plan to use capital more strategically.


What Makes The Funding Formula Different


✅ It starts with your vision—not a random number.

✅ It factors in your industry, margins, and goals.

✅ It gives you real clarity to plan your next move.

✅ It’s fast, free, and built for busy business owners.


When you know exactly how much you need, you stop spinning your wheels, and start making real progress.


Dream Bigger. Plan Smarter. Start Today.


Opening a new location. Hiring your first full-time team. Launching the next big idea. Whatever’s next—you deserve to go after it with confidence.


The Funding Formula helps you move from dreaming to doing. And it only takes a few minutes to find your number.


📈 Use the Funding Formula now!


Your future’s waiting—and now you’ve got the roadmap.



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