See your own numbers before you commit
Describe your idea in a sentence — what, where, how big, what budget. You get a revenue estimate and a market read, then the full Professional study is generated for you to preview free — usually in 2-8 minutes.
How the feasibility study generator works
- 1. Describe your idea
Say what the business is, where it will be and roughly what budget you have, in a sentence or two.
- 2. Answer a short brief
A few quick questions about your plans: ownership, premises, funding and what the study is for.
- 3. Get your free preview
In about five minutes you see what was researched and built for your idea. Unlock the numbers and downloads when you are ready.
What you get at each level
One payment per study. Founders in lower-income countries see 40% off at checkout. 30-day refund.
For your own go / no-go decision
Verdict, NPV, IRR and payback, 9 research and financial sections, PDF, Word, Excel and PowerPoint downloads, a pitch deck and the What-If analyzer.
For a bank, partner or landlord
Everything in Starter plus competitors, location, staffing market, regulation, equipment, financing and sensitivity analysis: 17 sections.
For investors and formal applications
Everything in Professional plus the 10-chapter business plan, risk and implementation chapters, validation of facts and figures, and the investor Excel model.
AI generator, ChatGPT or consultant?
| SimpleFeasibility | A chat answer | A consultant | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Free preview, study from $149 | Free to a monthly fee | $5,000–$50,000 |
| Time | About 5 minutes to a preview | Seconds, then your own editing | Weeks |
| Research and sources | Researched for your business and location, sources kept with the figures | From memory unless you supply sources | Yes, by the consultant |
| Financial model | One model behind every section, plus an Excel file | Numbers in the text, no linked model | Yes |
| Change an assumption | Instant, with the What-If analyzer | Ask again, answers change | Extra fees and days |
Feasibility study guides by business type
Typical start-up costs, running costs and revenue for 26 industries. Each guide ends with the generator.
Feasibility study generator: common questions
What is an AI feasibility study generator?
It is a tool that takes a short description of a business idea (what, where and roughly what budget), researches the market and costs, and builds a feasibility study: demand, competitors, start-up costs, running costs, a financial model with NPV, IRR, payback and break-even, and a verdict on whether the idea works. SimpleFeasibility runs that analysis for you and keeps the research sources with the report.
Is the feasibility study generator free?
The preview is free and needs no card: you describe your idea, answer a short brief, give your email and see what was researched and built for you. The numbers, the downloads and the What-If analyzer unlock when you buy a study. Starter costs $149, Professional $199 and the Full Business Plan $499, each a one-time payment. Founders in lower-income countries get 40% off at checkout.
How long does it take?
The free preview usually takes about 5 minutes and can take longer at busy times. Starter and Professional studies are built before you pay and open the moment you do. The Full Business Plan chapters are written in about 20 minutes after payment.
How is this different from asking ChatGPT?
A chat answer is one text reply, written from memory unless you supply the sources, and its format and numbers change every time you ask. SimpleFeasibility researches your business type and location, builds one financial model that every section uses, keeps the sources next to the figures and gives you an Excel file you can change. You should still check the sources for anything you rely on.
Can I use the study for a bank loan or an investor?
The Professional study is written for a bank, partner or landlord: it adds competitors, location, staffing market, regulation, equipment, financing and sensitivity analysis. A lender or investor will still run its own checks and may ask for quotes, a lease or sales evidence that a study cannot create, so treat the study as the structure and the first evidence-based draft.
What does a feasibility study include?
A verdict, start-up cost, revenue and profit for the first years, NPV, IRR, payback, break-even, the assumptions that decide success or failure, the biggest risks and the evidence to collect first. Larger tiers add competitor analysis, location economics, regulation, financing and a ten-chapter business plan. See a finished example on the sample page.
Which businesses does it cover?
Any business you can describe: cafés, salons, gyms, clinics, schools, storage, farms, manufacturing and more, in most countries. The guides below show the typical costs and revenue for 26 industries.
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