From an idea to a real business in 28 days.
Bring the idea. Miles checks its market with you, walks you through making it official, and helps you find your first customers, and nothing goes out until you approve it.
You see your Idea Score before you pay anything. Then the 28-Day Startup: $28, earned back $1 a task. Your state's filing fee is separate.
The path, in three steps
- 1. Check your idea: Your Idea Score: tell Bizer the business and the place, and get a score from 0 to 100. Half of it is computed from U.S. Census Bureau data for that place, and the other half comes from market research that cites its sources. It's a read on your market, not a grade on you, and it's private to you.
- 2. Launch in 28 days: Four weeks with Miles beside you, one real step at a time: validate the idea with real people, make the business real, fund it, and make it known. Every task is something you actually do, not a lesson you watch.
- 3. Form your company: Your name picked and checked, your structure chosen, and your state registration filed on your state's own site, with Miles walking you through every answer and your EIN in hand at the end.
Scored your idea already? The button under your score takes you straight into setup, and the research you ran comes with you, so Miles starts from what you learned instead of asking again.
Then, the 28-Day Startup
- Week 1: Validate your idea: Your Idea Score reviewed, the customer who feels it most named, 5 to 10 real conversations had, and what people pay today uncovered. Nothing costs a dollar this week. It ends with an honest go, narrow, or rethink.
- Week 2: Make your business real: Your name picked and checked, your structure chosen, your state registration filed on your state's site with Miles walking you through it (the state's fee is the one cost), your EIN in hand.
- Week 3: Fund your business: Business banking open, a way to get paid set up, your first offer priced, your break-even known, grant matches found and an application drafted. On day 21, your finished business plan.
- Week 4: Make your business known: Now you run the plan: a one-line pitch you can say out loud, your page live, your first marketing push, and your first 10 customers lined up, the same people who told you the problem was real.
Your business plan is done by day 21
Not as homework. Every week you answer real questions: who your customer is, what people pay today, what you charge, what it costs to run, how you get paid. Miles files each answer into the right section as you go, so week three ends with a finished plan, and week four is spent running it, not writing it. It's the document banks, landlords, and grant programs ask for.
Then it keeps working. Your plan holds the numbers behind it, not just the words, so Miles can re-run your break-even, margins, runway and customer payback against what's actually happening, and tell you where reality has drifted from the plan.
Nothing goes out until you approve it
Miles does the work with you, not behind your back. Before he sends an email or a text, publishes to your website, or posts for your business, he shows you exactly what will go out, and nothing does until you tap approve.
Your state filing works the same way. Miles gets every answer ready with you, and you submit it yourself on the state's own site, so you see each line before it's filed.
What you pay, and to whom
- Paid to Bizer: $28, earned back: Your Idea Score comes first, and you see it before you pay anything. The 28 days are Bizer Plus: $28 today. Each challenge task you finish in your first 28 days takes $1 off your next bill, up to $28. After that, $28 a month. Cancel anytime in one tap. Credit applies to your Bizer bill and is not cash.
- Paid to your state: the filing fee: Registering your business means paying your state's filing fee. You file on the state's own site, with Miles walking you through every answer, and the fee goes straight to the state. Bizer doesn't charge it or cover it, and it's separate from your plan.
The honest fine print: Miles gets your paperwork ready and walks you through filing it on your state's site. The filing fee is the state's, and the state approves on its own clock, which isn't ours to promise. Grants are matched and drafted, never guaranteed. What we promise is the work, done with you.
Got an idea? That's enough.
Start with your Idea Score. You'll know where it stands before you pay anything.
