BusinessLifePlanner Founders launch
Beta launch. The same planner we run our own businesses on, and our partners are adding more value for founders who join now.
A whole business, in one place

The planner that runs the business, not just the week.

Lender-ready financials. Real courses. A business coach that works with no internet at all. And a magazine with your name on the cover, every month.

See the founders plans What is inside
This is the same product we use to run our own businesses. During the beta launch our partners are adding more on top, the setup fee is waived, and the price you join at is the price you keep.
Randy Pryor speaking on stage at a conference, microphone in hand, addressing a full room. This is the real photograph used as the cover of the planner's own magazine, not a stock photo or a mockup.
The Owner’s Edition
Randy’s Success Planner
Business Scout, the planner's mascot, a friendly tan briefcase character with a face, waving hello.
Your coach, on and offline

Meet Business Scout.

He is built into every page of the planner: part concierge, part coach, always ready with the next question. He works with no signal at all, because a business does not stop when the wifi does.

  • Knows what month it is and coaches to it, so tax season actually sounds like tax season
  • Answers from inside your own planner, not a generic script
  • Can walk you to any page: “show me my cash flow” just works
  • Speaks up with a tip when you land on Today, never forced, always dismissible
  • A whole team behind him: Tech Scout, Money Scout, Compliance Scout and more, each one an expert in their corner of the business
Not one bot. A whole team.

Behind Business Scout stands Team Scout.

Every department gets its own specialist, each one an expert in their own corner of the business, all reading from the same planner Business Scout already knows.

Money Scout, the cash flow and pricing member of Team Scout, a small business-bag character with a faceMoney ScoutCash flow and pricing
Tech Scout, the tools and systems member of Team Scout, a small business-bag character with a faceTech ScoutTools and systems
Bookkeeper Scout, the books and records member of Team Scout, a small business-bag character with a faceBookkeeper ScoutBooks and records
Compliance Scout, the licenses and rules member of Team Scout, a small business-bag character with a faceCompliance ScoutLicenses and rules
Marketing Scout, the getting found member of Team Scout, a small business-bag character with a faceMarketing ScoutGetting found
HR Scout, the people and hiring member of Team Scout, a small business-bag character with a faceHR ScoutPeople and hiring
Support Scout, the customers and care member of Team Scout, a small business-bag character with a faceSupport ScoutCustomers and care
What it actually is

Not a planner. A business in your pocket.

It opens as a magazine, flips into a planner, and behind it sits a coach, a course library, a document vault and a directory. It works with no signal, and what you write never leaves your device.

Your own magazine

Your photograph on the cover, your name across it. Daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly, your choice. Video, audio, and pages read aloud.

The Morning Page

One page before the planner: a business affirmation, this month’s focus, a nugget, and what is due. Written differently for a startup than for an eleven-year-old business.

Ask Coach Randy

A business coach that knows what month it is, answers real questions, and works with no internet. Tax season sounds like tax season.

Twenty-seven pages

Year, month, week, day, goals, lists, money, bills, vendors, staff, travel, vault, directory and more. Put them in your own order or hide the ones you never open.

Ten calculators

Return on investment, margin, break-even, your true hourly rate, marketing spend, the real cost of an employee, and more.

Print it like a book

Everything you write prints as one customized document. Cover, contents, numbered sections, signature block. Your magazine on the front if you want it.

Your business vault

Every form you fill backed up to your own account, so a lost phone is never a lost business.

Directory and offers

Local businesses, coupons and deals in your area, downloadable to a wallet and readable with no signal.

News that is actually local

Business news, events and happenings, pushed to every planner in your city or your state.

New

A team of Scouts, not one bot

Business, Marketing, Money, Compliance, Tech, HR, Support and Bookkeeper Scout, each one answering as a specialist.

New

A knowledge center that keeps growing

Real owner questions, plain English answers, searchable, so you are never wondering where you read something.

New

A team page, a board and a private journal

Post updates, assign work to the people who work for you, and write down what never gets said out loud.

See it live

This is not a mockup. It is the real planner, open right now.

Every picture below is a screenshot of the actual product, taken today. Scroll through it exactly the way a new member would, cover to Today, nothing staged.

What else is inside The lender-ready forms Every course See the plans
The paperwork

Every form a bank actually asks for.

This is the difference between a planner and a business system. The list below is the SCORE standard, which is the SBA’s own partner. Fillable, saveable, and printing into your document with your numbers in it.

The money forms
Start-up expenses worksheet

Every dollar it takes to open the doors, itemized before you spend it.

Opening day balance sheet

What you own and what you owe on day one, in the format a lender expects.

Balance sheet, projected

The same snapshot, months out, so you can see where you are headed.

12-month profit and loss projection

Revenue and expenses charted month by month for the first year.

3-year profit and loss projection

The same picture stretched to three years, the way a lender reads growth.

12-month cash flow statement

When money actually moves, not just when it is earned or billed.

3-year cash flow statement

The long view on cash, so a slow month never catches you by surprise.

Financial history and ratios

The numbers a lender checks first: current ratio, debt to worth, and the rest.

Personal financial statement

Your own assets and debts, the page every loan application asks for.

Loan amortization schedule

Every payment broken into principal and interest, to the last one.

Bank loan request package

Everything above, bound into one document a loan officer can actually use.

Break-even analysis

The exact revenue number where you stop losing money and start keeping it.Calculator today, lender-ready form in beta.

The plans
Business plan, start-up

The SCORE-standard plan a new business is asked for, filled in as you go.

Business plan, established business

The same standard, written for a business already running.

Marketing plan, written out

Who you are selling to and exactly how you plan to reach them.

Annual marketing budget

Every dollar of marketing spend, planned before you spend the first one.

Marketing calendar

What goes out, and when, for the whole year at a glance.

Sales forecast, twelve months

What you expect to sell, month by month, and why.

Target market data and comparison worksheets

Who your customer really is, side by side with the competition.

Product and service description worksheet

What you sell, in the words a lender or partner actually needs.

Distribution channel assessment

How your product or service actually reaches the customer.

SWOT analysis

Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, worked out step by step.Six-lesson course and a finished, printable SWOT.

SMART goals and the Goal Studio

Goals that are specific enough to actually hit.

Quarterly, monthly and weekly business reviews

A standing checkup, so problems get caught small.

Start-up checklist, by business type

The exact steps for your kind of business.Home-based, brick and mortar, franchise, mobile, online.

The courses

Not tips. Courses.

Every course is built the same way: an analogy that makes it obvious, what it actually is, how to do it, a worked example with a real name and a real number, a builder that produces the thing while you learn it, coaching tips, and a test that explains every answer.

12Courses
16Business fundamentals
365Daily lessons — one a day, every day
365Coaching nuggets, archived by day

SWOT Analysis

Six lessons. You finish holding your own finished SWOT, not a certificate.

Marketing

One channel, ninety days. Where your customers actually are and how to be there without burning a budget.

Social Media

What to post, how often, and how to tell whether any of it made you money.

Profit and Loss

Reading your own numbers. The three lines that matter and the ones you can ignore until March.

Cybersecurity

The four things that stop one stolen password ending your business, and how to train the people who work for you.

Pricing

What to charge, how to raise it, and what to say when somebody pushes back.

Cash Flow

The gap between paying and being paid, and the four ways to close it.

Hiring and Delegation

When to hire, what it really costs, and how to hand over an outcome instead of a task.

Sales

Asking for the business without becoming somebody you would not answer the phone to.

Customer Retention

Selling again to somebody who already paid you is five times cheaper than finding somebody new.

Business Credit and Funding

Building credit in the business name, and what a lender is actually reading.

Operations

Writing down how you work so the business survives a week without you.

Also inside every plan: a business knowledge center you can search, plain English, sourced to what you actually asked.

Portrait of Randy Pryor, founder, in a dark suit.
“I built this because I was tired of a business plan sitting in a drawer. This is the exact planner I run my own businesses on, same coach, same forms, same magazine. Founders get it first, and they get it built alongside them.”
Randy Pryor, founder
Business Life Network

The planner is the tool. The network is the reason it keeps getting better.

Every plan makes you a member. The network is where the content, the events, the directory and the community come from, and all of it pushes into your planner automatically.

BusinessLifeNetwork.com

The hub. Courses, coaching, productivity tools and member benefits, under one roof.

BusinessLifeFlorida.com

The first state. News, events and resources written by real local businesses.

BusinessLifeOrlando.com

The first community. A business directory, deals, events and local coaches, pushed straight into every planner in the city.

MemberWorkspace.com

Your member workspace. Documents, benefits and everything your account holds.

TeamWorkBoard.com

For the people who work for you. Tasks, training and a board the whole team can see.

A community in every city

Orlando first, then Florida, then the country. Each one its own directory, events and coaches.

Founders bonuses

What you get for joining before we are finished.

This is the same product we use ourselves. During the beta launch our partners are adding real value on top of it: the setup fee is waived, the price you join at is the price you keep, and every founder gets everything below.

3 / 2
Night getaway

A three day, two night vacation stay, included with every founders plan.

$500
Shopping rewards · Starter

Shopping rewards credited to your account on the Starter plan.

$1,000
Shopping rewards · Pro

Double the rewards on the Pro plan.

$2,500
Shopping rewards · Complete

The full rewards package on the Complete plan.

Every founder also gets the ShoppingCard perks, the travel program, the savings program and 24/7 concierge, and becomes a member of Business Life Network as it opens.

Founders launch

Three plans. Setup waived. The price you join at is the price you keep.

Every plan is billed once a year and includes the planner, the coach, the magazine and the courses. What changes is how much of the business system comes with it. During the beta launch every plan carries the founders bonuses on top.

Starter
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per year
Setup fee waived for founders

The whole planner, the coach and the magazine. For an owner who wants their business in one place.

  • The planner, all twenty-seven pages
  • Your own magazine, daily to quarterly
  • Ask Coach Randy and the knowledge center
  • Ten calculators and the resource library
  • Print it as your own book
  • 3 day / 2 night getaway and $500 shopping rewards
Most businesses
Pro
—
per year
Setup fee waived for founders

Everything in Starter, plus the paperwork a bank asks for and a back office that keeps it safe.

  • Everything in Starter
  • The full lender-ready form library
  • Cash flow, profit and loss, balance sheets
  • Business plan and marketing plan, written out
  • Your business vault and back office account
  • 3 day / 2 night getaway and $1,000 shopping rewards
Complete
—
per year
Setup fee waived for founders

Everything in Pro, plus the printed book, the live coach and full membership of Business Life Network.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Your planner printed, bound and mailed
  • Every course as it publishes
  • Business Life Network membership
  • Travel program, savings and 24/7 concierge
  • 3 day / 2 night getaway and $2,500 shopping rewards

Prices are read live from our own system, never typed into this page, so what you see here is always what is actually charged. Setup fees of $50, $100 and $200 apply after the founders launch closes.

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Founders list

Hold your founders place now. You lock the launch price, the waived setup fee and the full partner bonus package, and we send your payment link and your planner the moment your place is confirmed.

Your details are used only to set up your account and send your planner. Nothing is charged on this page.