Crypto, Web3 & Blockchain

Business and financial plan for Web3 and blockchain: revenue in pounds, not in tokens.

Wallet, protocol or infrastructure: planix calculates in local currency – paying customers, development and start-up losses until the first contract.

Paying customers, development, ramp-up – in local currency.

Concept free, business and financial plan £39 – one-off, even without a subscription.

In Web3, the bank only counts what arrives in local currency

Tokens and community are not revenue for a bank – it wants paying customers and an answer to what the team lives on until the first contract. planix calculates only in local currency: contracts and fees, development as investment, start-up losses month by month.

Tokens and community are not revenue for a bank – it wants paying customers and an answer to what the team lives on until the first contract. planix calculates only in local currency: contracts and fees, development as investment, start-up losses month by month.

What carries the plan in this industry

Rules in detail
Revenue

Contracts, fees, licences

Paying customers times price in local currency. Token proceeds only if you enter them as an amount.

Costs

Development and compliance

Development is the largest item, plus audits, compliance, legal opinions, infrastructure.

Capital

Development and start-up losses

Hardly any physical investments: development as investment and start-up losses until the first contract.

What your bank and lenders check first

  1. 1
    Paying customers in local currencyWhere the first revenue in pounds comes from – and when. Nothing else counts for the bank.
  2. 2
    Start-up losses and reserveHow many months the team works without revenue – and how much equity that takes.
  3. 3
    Regulation and licenceWhether FCA registration or authorisation is needed is in the company chapter – the costs in the profit and loss account.
  4. 4
    Founders’ living costsWhether and from when the business pays the team – with a traffic light per year.

Metrics that appear in the plan

  • Paying customers
  • Revenue per contract
  • Monthly costs
  • Months to first contract
  • Start-up losses
  • Break-even month

Where you submit

  • Your bank for business account and loan
  • Innovate UK for innovation projects
  • Just for your own planning, before a funding round
  • Landlords and partners

Industry benchmark from: Office for National Statistics, Department for Business and Trade, ONS Business demography, Eurostat, Companies House, Web research

Typical financing

Equity and investors, bank loan rarely

Banks rarely finance Web3, innovation funders do when the technology benefit is clear. Typical are equity, a funding round and a small working capital loan once revenue is in place.

Banks rarely finance Web3, innovation funders do when the technology benefit is clear.

Which package fits

Business & financial planning Pro

The concept is free: technology, customer benefit, target customers and competitors. Business & financial planning Pro (£39) calculates development, ramp-up, living costs and scenarios.

The concept is free: technology, customer benefit, target customers and competitors. Business & financial planning Pro (£39) calculates development, ramp-up, living costs and scenarios.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions from the sector

Only as an amount in local currency that you enter – planix derives nothing from token prices.

No. The plan delivers the numbers; investment story and pitch are made by “Convince investors” – with the numbers from this plan.

The licence is in the company chapter, costs for audits and compliance in the profit and loss account. Which licence you need is clarified by “Found company”.

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