About SimpleFeasibility
The problem we solve
Feasibility work is the quiet gatekeeper behind almost every serious business decision—loans, leases, investors, board approvals, and franchise sign-offs. Yet traditional studies are slow, expensive, and often padded with generic narrative that doesn't survive a lender's diligence call. It is common for boutique consultancies to quote $5,000–$50,000 per engagement and disappear for weeks. Founders who can't wait—or who simply need a banker-grade first pass—were stuck choosing between guesswork in a spreadsheet and brochureware from people who never operated a business.
Why Mohamed built this platform
SimpleFeasibility was founded by Mohamed Fayaz after two decades building and operating ventures across government, renewable energy, SaaS, and expedition tourism. The same questions kept appearing: Is the model real? What are the sensitivities? Where is the working capital hole? What proof do we have for TAM/SAM/SOM? Off-the-shelf "AI business plan" tools generated confident paragraphs with no reconciled numbers. Traditional consultants produced numbers that were hard to iterate. SimpleFeasibility sits in the middle—structured models, explicit assumptions, and repeatable sections you can export, stress-test, and defend.
How we blend AI with rigor
Our pipelines separate research, financial engine outputs, and long-form narrative so you can trace every claim back to prompts, tables, or external references when you enable search-assisted modes. Automation handles the brute-force structuring—market framing, timelines, KPI tables, sensitivities—while humans remain accountable for approvals, disclosures, and any regulated advice jurisdictions require.
Momentum & mission
We obsess over shortening the gap between curiosity and credible documentation. Detailed user metrics change frequently; ping us via Contact if you need a current snapshot for diligence. Our mission stays constant: give every serious operator banker-ready feasibility artefacts without taxing their calendars or treasury.