Best business plan software?

[domainpig]

Could someone please tell me what is the best business plan software?

 

[chc89]

I am confused what do you want exactly. If you are talking about planning in terms of days you can use visio software for it.

 

[seomanifest]

The one I have used in the past is Business Plan Pro from palo alto software, there are also lots of business plan templates available at venture capital websites or garage.com

 

[ugorrogu]

If you have Microsoft Office or Open Office than you really don't need anything else.

 

[truemarketing123]

this i found to be the best if you are really looking to do business plans

http://br#s-inc.c#om/

includes market analysis the whole nine yards

good luck

 

[yuppy]

i bought biz plan pro and another one of ebay. one of them was a fake software. so be weary if you are buying it.

 

[dating101]

If you have Microsoft Office or Open Office than you really don't need anything else.

I concur. Office does a good job.

But if you are building a business/marketing plan to take to a bank or lender, you might want a higher class software to comple the info for presentation.

If it is just for yourself or your team, office is very good

 

[caretaker2007]

OpenOffice or WordPerfect, as I avoid all MS crap.

 

[Keywestluvr]

How Convenient! I was just about to start a thread asking this same question. I am looking for recommendations for biz plan software to produce a business plan, marketing plan, etc so I can hopefully get financing for my venture. :cowboy:

That PlanWrite with the MBA wizard sounds good, but I can't afford $219.

 

[sugarpimp]

Just look at some Warez sites, there are many of them, even good ones like Microsoft Money etc.

 

[seomanifest]

Here are the torrents for biz plan pro and marketing plan pro

http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/1201087/5426554/ Marketing Plan
http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/1201089/6976998/ Biz

 

[wealthy199]

A couple of A3 sheets does the trick for me.

 

[invinceable]

Business Plan Pro 2007 has always been good to me, although it definately has a bit of a learning curve